Match by number or match by suit. Chain your cards into a run. Knock before you go out — or you can't win.
2–5 players — Quick Play, Tournaments, Friend Matches or AI Practice.
7 cards each. First to place every card wins — and you must knock before you go out, or it doesn't count.
Earn Dust from every match, then flex it on everyone.
iOS and Android, cross-play, landscape only.
You've probably played a version of this before — different tables, different house rules, different meanings for the same cards. Crazy Blackjaxk draws the line: one official rulebook, so however you learned it, you and your opponent are reading from the same deck the second the cards are dealt.
Everything on the main menu, built for one job: get you into a hand fast.
Quick tables of 2–5. Set your own Dust stake, or play it free.
Private rooms, your rules, your stake. Just for bragging rights.
The table shrinks every round. Climb to the top and show everyone who's the Dust King — or Dust Queen.
Learn the chains and penalties against the AI before you stake Dust.
Cards don't have to go down one at a time. Lay down two, three, even four together if they share a number, or chain them across suits — any length works, as long as every card links to the one before it. And there's more than one way to win: some hands you'll plan the whole chain out in advance, other times you'll just drop a card and hope it holds — you never know. Loads of strategies work here.
Standard shedding rules apply — put a card down, or pick up and wait for your next turn — until one of these hits the table.
Two things to lock in: don't forget to knock the turn before your last card falls — no knock, no win, even with an empty hand. And when a chain mixes different cards, it's whatever's left on top that matters — that's the one that actually hits the next player.
Every match pays out in Dust, win or lose — flex it on a table, back yourself in a tournament, or save it for the shop. Only the winner takes the tournament prize, but everyone gets a shot at entry.
Free to download. The C stays silent, the chaos doesn't.