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Life & fun · August 25, 2026

Beanie

Wild card rummy where you can steal the Beanie mid-round

What it does

Beanie is a fast, free browser card game for 2–4 players. Every round, a random rank becomes the wild card — the Beanie. Build sets, go out first, and win the round. The twist that makes it chaotic: if someone has the real card your Beanie is standing in for, they can steal it straight off your table. No download, no account — just share a 4-letter room code and you're playing in seconds. Works on mobile and desktop. Completely free.

Rummy-style card game for 2–4 players. Wild card changes every round. Free — no download, no sign-up. Share a 4-letter code.

Beanie is a rummy-style multiplayer card game for 2–4 players. Create a room, share a 4-letter code, and play instantly in your browser — on any phone or desktop. No accounts, no app store, no faff. Three steps and you're mid-game. Head to playbeanie.com, create a room and send the 4-letter code to your friends. They join instantly — no sign-up required. Form runs and three-of-a-kinds. Use the Beanie wild card as any card you like — and snatch it back from opponents when you hold the real thing. Empty your hand first to score zero. Everyone else scores for cards left behind. The wild card rank changes each round — Aces first, all the way through to Kings in round 13. Small rules, big…from playbeanie.com

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