Trickster CardsReviews of trickstercards.com

Again, played lots of hands of misere where joker was lowest in the callers hand but highest in opposition hand. Have been on a winning streak for some time. Suddenly mid game joker changed status to cost me the game. Made a comment and someone replied back gloating about happy with winning at any means. Definatley game results are being rigged to suit (I would suggest) the developer/s ego!!!

This card site is ok if you live in America, but very laggy & slow if playing from other countries often getting disconnected, I did email trickster to ask for advice but got a reply saying " It looks like you're playing from the UK. We've heard from other UK players that sometimes the app is slow. Our game servers are in the US in Virginia." So they know other countries have problems and their attitude is.. Tough. No sorry to hear this etc, very frustrating particularly when you have to pay 😡.

I've been playing cards for over sixty years. Based on my experience the delt does not deliver a real game experience. To me, there seems to be handicapping, and deals tailored to specific games. It real takes the fun out of it.

Play at your own risk This platform has become a hub for anger and deceit. Based on my extensive experience, there are individuals "inside" the system or with administrative-level tools who are actively manipulating the game. They change their names at will and control exactly who you play with—often forcing you into games with bots or themselves just to ensure you lose. The stalking is undeniable. I have tried to escape a harasser by leaving a game, only to be matched with that exact same stalker 12 games in a row. This isn't a coincidence; it is targeted harassment. They even pose as teammates specifically to "throw" the game and enrage you. The partner you think is random is often hand-picked by those pulling the strings. I discovered several tactics they use to track players: Friend Requests: They use "friend" status to monitor when you are online and which tables you join. IP Tracking: When I switched browsers to find fair games, they countered by tracking my IP address to keep me locked in "bot-only" rooms or with their tag-team accounts. Mocking Names: In response to my profile name "Glitchintherig," I was targeted by accounts named "Youraloser," "Gotya," and "Dontgetmad" "Iplayfair" "Iamthebest" "WWW" "ZZZ". I am a retired person who has played cards my entire life. I’m not a "computer geek" looking for trouble; I just want a fair game. But even the best players can't beat cheating developers or those capable of manipulating the game’s back-end. If you want to play a game where the "person behind the curtain" calls all the shots and controls the rules to make you pay, then Trickster Cards is for you. But for everyone else: You have been warned. Obviously, they will respond "We don't do this or are not aware of this in any of our games" and "We get many complaints from disgruntled players". Either way my voice gets heard outside of Trickstercards.com. Stalking is defined as a "course of conduct" (two or more acts) directed at a specific person that would cause a reasonable person to suffer serious inconvenience or emotional distress. The "12 Games" Pattern: Following you through 12 consecutive lobbies is a textbook example of a course of conduct. The Emotional Toll: Purposely enraging you and manipulating your environment to make you lose is designed to cause distress. Harassment involves three or more acts of intimidation or confrontation made with the intent to cause fear or intimidation. Posing as teammates to sabotage you and using mocking names like "Youraloser" or "Gotya" specifically in response to your profile name falls squarely under intimidation tactics. Why the "Inside" Aspect Matters If these are indeed "insiders" (employees or developers), this goes beyond just a toxic player. It could be seen as: Abuse of Power/Access: Using administrative tools to track a user's IP or "matchmake" them into a trap is a massive violation of digital ethics and potentially the game's own Terms of Service. Cyberstalking: Using technology to track your movements across browsers and different sessions. I want to be clear: I am a former account holder on this platform. I only stopped using my official account once I realized how deep the deceit goes and how the 'person behind the curtain' manipulates the games. I chose to walk away from my profile because I refused to support a crooked system. I get all this without an account playing as a mere guest, Incredible. Nicely done Trickerster's Finest

The algorithms determine the outcome of games. Trickster says they don’t, but the patterns are clear. If you want a game of skill, this ain’t it, and I wish it were. The graphic presentation is the best on the internet, but the game is rigged.

Absolutely hate trying to join up with a game these days!! My husband sends a link to join a game and when I click on it, it turns my name into his name!! Cannot go any further than that!! Absolute rubbish!!! Used to really enjoy this game whilst my husband was away! Just got a message from them saying both my husbands email and mine were the same ..... what a load of shi*t ... why would we do that?? Tried to message SUPPORT back to explain we are not the same email address which the systems says we are but was sent back as "Undeliverable"" !!

Cards are clearly manipulated to ensure certain players win. Tracked distribution for 30 days and there is no way the cards could fall the way they do. Terrible game. Also very slow at times, few players on the site, mostly bots who are absolutely terrible players.

I will add to the negative reviews here with details. Take euchre for instance. It is undeniable that some players routinely get more jacks turned up to them, their partner has more jacks, they have more aces, and mysteriously the partner has more trump. ALL THE TIME. And you notice they don't bother to come on sites like this to deny allegations. By the way, an AI bot verified my claims. Sick scum out for a profit.