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Gin Rummy rules
The deal, melds and deadwood, knocking versus going gin, the undercut, and a full scoring table — plus how the app’s no-knock variant differs.
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Farkle rules and scoring
Every scoring combination in one chart, plus hot dice, farkling, banking, the final round — and the house rules Piece of Cake lets each table set.
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Switch rules
Matching suit or rank, what the twos, eights, jacks and aces do, calling last card, and how Piece of Cake’s version handles each special card.
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Chess rules for beginners
Board setup, every piece’s move, check and checkmate, castling and en passant, the five ways a game is drawn, and how the app enforces all of it.
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Gin Rummy strategy
Reading the discards, what to throw early, the value of middle cards, counting deadwood, knock or go gin — and how to play the app’s no-knock table.
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Farkle strategy
The farkle odds for one to six dice, rule-of-thumb banking thresholds, what to do with hot dice, and how to play when you are behind in the final round.
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Chess time controls
The five speed categories, how to read 5|3 and 15+10, increment versus delay, losing on time, and the named clocks Piece of Cake offers.
Play it with friends, tonight
Piece of Cake plays these games in real time with friends or against AI opponents, with every move validated server-side so nobody can cheat. One subscription covers every game in the catalogue, with a 7-day free trial.
Independent guide: the rules described here are the traditional versions of each game; where Piece of Cake plays a variant, the guide says so explicitly. TritonApps is not affiliated with any games publisher.