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Cribbage is a classic card game for two players combining luck and skill. Points are scored for card combinations during play and in hand/crib counting. The distinctive cribbage board tracks scores with pegs racing to 121.

Standard 52-card deck, 2 players (4-player variant exists). Deal 6 cards each. Each player discards 2 cards to form the 'crib' (a bonus hand for the dealer). Cut for a 'starter' card.

1. 01Play phase: Players alternate playing cards, announcing running totals. Score points for: reaching exactly 15 (2 points), pairs (2), runs (1 per card), reaching exactly 31 (2), last card if total is under 31 (1).
2. 02Cards are played until neither player can play without exceeding 31, then reset to zero.
3. 03After play, count hands: non-dealer first, then dealer, then dealer counts the crib.
4. 04Scoring in hand: 15s (2 each), pairs (2), runs (per card), flush (4-5 for 4-5 suited cards), nobs (jack matching starter suit = 1).
5. 05The starter card is used by both hands and the crib.
6. 06Move your peg on the cribbage board for each point scored.

First to 121 points. If the loser hasn't passed 91 points, they're 'skunked' (some count this as a double win).

Cribbage was invented by Sir John Suckling around 1630 in England. The game spread widely and remains particularly popular in the English-speaking world and Scandinavia.