Free real-time Speed card game against the AI
Play cards one rank higher or lower on the center piles, race to clear your stockpiles, and tap when you are stuck. The full Spit rules, Speed comparisons, and setup notes sit below the game.
Spit is a fast two-player card game — you may know it as Speed or Slam, depending on where you learned it. Unlike turn-based card games, both players act at the same time, racing to play cards that are one rank higher or lower than the cards in the center.
If you learned Speed and wonder how Spit differs, the short answer is the layout: Spit deals your cards into solitaire-style stockpiles, while Speed plays from a simple hand and draw pile. The Speed guide on this site walks through that game's setup and rules in full.
Below the table you will find the rest of the Spit details — stockpile setup, valid move examples, stuck-state rules, and practical tips for playing faster without misplaying. Start a round first if you prefer to learn by doing; the game enforces every rule for you.
Players
2
Spit is a head-to-head speed card game with no turn order.
Move
+1 or -1
Play cards one rank above or below a center pile card. Suits do not matter.
Alias
Speed
Speed and Slam are close cousins of Spit — same race, simpler layout.
The names are often used interchangeably, but most rule sets treat Speed as the simpler hand-based version and Spit as the stockpile version. This site plays Spit with stockpiles and spit piles, and the Speed rules guide covers the hand-based game in full.
The challenge is scanning the whole table quickly. You need to see both center piles, all visible stockpile cards, and the card that will flip next after each play.
The app enforces legal moves, handles center piles, tracks stuck states, and lets you choose AI speed. That makes it useful for both learning the rules and practicing faster recognition.
Accuracy beats panic. A valid play made half a second later is better than an illegal play that costs focus. Start slow, watch both center piles, and build speed as the rank pattern becomes automatic.
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