Card game
A card game was a game played with playing cards. High stakes card games involving gambling required an ante to play.

In 2268, James T. Kirk called the card game which the Iotians were playing a kid's game, in comparison to fizzbin. ()

In 2366, William T. Riker protested Jean-Luc Picard's suggestion that he host negotiations for the Barzan wormhole rather than Picard, as the first officer felt his poker instincts weren't up to snuff. He believed a card game hadn't prepared him for something of great importance. Picard assured him that a game with higher stakes would be more interesting. ()

See also 
 Card counting

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