How to play on Majlis

Majlis is free to play, with optional in-app purchases. Coins and memberships only buy looks such as card backs, tables and stickers. They never change the cards you are dealt, and Coins have no money value.

Yes. Every game plays offline: you and three bots, on your phone, with no account. Solo games earn no points or Coins.

Open a private table and share its join code or invite link. Friends who have the app join straight in. You can also sit at a public table with other players. Bots fill any empty seat, so a table can start with fewer than four people.

Nine: Tarneeb, Syrian Tarneeb 41, Trix and Trix Partner, Trix Complex and Trix Complex Partner, 400, and Leekha and Leekha Partner.

No. You can play as a guest. Signing in with Google, or with Apple on iPhone, keeps your profile, friends and Coins safe if you change phones.

Online play, chat and purchases are for players 18 and over. Anyone who answers that they are under 18 can still play offline with bots.

The host picks a turn speed of 15, 30 or 60 seconds. If a turn runs out, the game plays a card for you. After two timeouts in a row a bot takes the seat, and the host can let the player back in.

No. At online tables the server deals and keeps the hands, and sends each player only their own cards, so the other players' apps never receive yours.

Yes. The whole app is in Arabic and English, with a right-to-left layout in Arabic and an Arabic voice at the table. Switch language at any time in the app's settings.

No. Tarneeb, Trix, 400 and Leekha are traditional card games that several apps offer, Jawaker among them. Majlis is its own app, made by Majlis Games, with its own accounts, tables and friends lists.

Majlis is not affiliated with Jawaker; Jawaker is a trademark of its owner.

Write to us on the support page or email support@majlis-game.com. To delete your account, see the delete account page.