Draughts · Solitaire · Four in a Row · Slots
Board and card classics plus free-to-play slots, a click away.
BritList24 puts draughts, solitaire, Four in a Row, minesweeper and four slot games in one tidy list, served from our own servers and played in the browser tab you already have open. You install nothing and register for nothing. Every card lays out the number of players, the length of a round, the difficulty and how players rate it.
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Where to start
For a game with a friend
Draughts
British rules on the familiar eight-by-eight board, against the computer or whoever is sitting next to you.
For a quiet breakSolitaire
Klondike on a calm green table, with as many take-backs as you want.
For a relaxed session of reelsGold Rush
Five reels, nine lines and a wild, with Autoplay if you would rather sit back.
For the old-cabinet feelTriple Seven Classic
Three reels and one centre line, with nothing to learn before the first press of Play.
The games
Every game on one page
Draughts, solitaire, Four in a Row and minesweeper make up the board and card side, with four slot games alongside. All the cards carry the same four badges, which makes them easy to compare. Filter the list, re-order it, then settle on one.
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Four in a Row
Drop your discs into the grid and line up four before the other side does, against the computer or a friend.
- 1–2 players
- 5–10 min
- Easy
Minesweeper
Read the numbers, flag the mines and clear the board. Three sizes and a best time to beat.
- One player
- 3–10 min
- Medium
Triple Seven Classic
Three reels and a single centre line, with cherries, bars, bells and a lucky seven.
- One player
- Reels, about 5 min
- Easy
Coral Crown
Five reels under the sea, with shells, starfish and turtles, and a chest round when three chests land.
- One player
- Reels, about 5 min
- Easy
Fruit Rings
Three turning rings of fruit that you stop with a tap, built for one thumb on a phone.
- One player
- Rings, about 5 min
- Easy
Dominoes
The pub and kitchen-table classic: match the ends and empty your hand first.
- 1–2 players
- 10–15 min
- Easy
Code breaker
Work out a hidden row of colours from the clues you get after each guess.
- One player
- 5–10 min
- Hard
Backgammon
Race your pieces round the board against the computer or a friend.
- 1–2 players
- 15–30 min
- Hard
Falling blocks
Turn and fit dropping shapes into tidy rows, with keyboard or touch controls.
- One player
- 3–8 min
- Medium
Getting started
Just three things to do
It hardly counts as a procedure, yet people ask how it works, so here it is written down.
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Look at the cards
Every card wears identical badges for players, round length, difficulty and rating. A spare few minutes? Minesweeper or a slot game will do. Something longer? Draughts or solitaire will fill it. Company on the same screen? Draughts and Four in a Row both allow it.
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Press play
Each game opens right here on BritList24, in the very tab you are looking at. You never fetch an app, switch on a plugin, save a file or create an account.
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Play, stop, come back
Nothing follows you from game to game. Close the tab when you have had enough and come back to the list whenever another round appeals.
How we choose
A short list stays good only if someone looks after it
The idea behind BritList24 is simple: people return to the games they already know. Board and card classics lead the list and the slots round it out. None needs a tutorial, a login or any set-up before you begin.
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Familiar games first
Every game here has been around for generations. The rules are probably in your head already, so you can start straight away.
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Served by us, played in your browser tab
All the games are delivered from our own servers. Anything that wants an installation, a sign-in or one specific device is left off.
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Open to everyone
Whichever game you open, nothing is locked and nobody has to register. The slots are free-to-play like everything else here.
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The same four badges throughout
Players, round length, difficulty and rating follow one set of measures for every game, so the cards can be compared fairly.
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Checked now and then
We play each game again from time to time. When one drifts away from what its card promises, we mend it or remove it.
Questions
What people ask most
Mostly about what you need to play, what the slots are and which device to use.
Is anything needed before I start playing?
No. Each game on BritList24 loads straight away, with no subscription or account in the way. Pick a card and play.
What are the slot games?
Four free-to-play slots that you play on your own for fun: Gold Rush, Triple Seven Classic, Coral Crown and Fruit Rings. The score is only a number to beat, nothing is ever charged, and like the rest they run in the browser with no sign-up.
Do I need to know the rules of draughts or solitaire?
Not really. Each game page has a short guide, and the board lights up the squares a piece can move to. The computer opponent has an easy level to begin with.
Can I play against another person?
Draughts and Four in a Row can be played against a friend on the same screen, or against the computer on three levels. Solitaire, minesweeper and the slots are for one player.
Who decides the star ratings?
Players can rate a game once a round has ended. The star figure is the average, and the short note beside it sums up what players mention most.
Which browsers work?
The current version of Chrome, Firefox, Safari or Edge will run every game. They use ordinary web technology, so there is nothing extra to add.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. The games adjust to a smaller screen and answer to touch. Solitaire and Fruit Rings feel especially natural under a thumb.
Who runs these games?
We do. The games all come from BritList24’s own servers, so a single privacy policy and a single set of terms apply to everything you see here.
Say hello
Know a game that belongs here?
If it is a well-loved classic that opens at once and needs no installing, let us know. Do the same if something on a card looks wrong.