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How to Play Pega em 6!

The card game of calculated risk — now online, free, playable with friends using one TV and your phones.

📺 No Chromecast? Open http://pega6.online in the TV's browser.

Get it on Google Play

How it works:

📺 TV / big screen — shows the board

The Pega em 6! board running on a TV screen

📱 phones — connected and playing, wirelessly

Pega em 6! is a card game in the same family as the classic 6 Nimmt! — easy to learn, but full of decisions that can really sting: each round you pick a card in secret, and the revealed cards slot into the rows on the table, until someone "takes 6" without meaning to. The TV (or computer) shows the shared board, wirelessly connected to every phone — everyone just needs to be online, no cables or pairing required.

What you need

Setup

The deck has 104 cards. Each player gets 10 cards in hand, and 4 more cards start the 4 rows on the table.

How to play — each round

Every round, all players secretly pick 1 card from their hand. Then:

  1. The chosen cards are revealed and placed one at a time, in ascending order.
  2. Each card goes to the end of the row whose last card is the highest one still below it.
  3. If that card becomes the 6th card in that row — you "take 6!" — you collect the 5 cards already there, and your card stays alone, starting a new row.
  4. If your card is lower than all 4 rows' last cards, you must choose a whole row to collect.

The round ends once everyone has played their 10 cards.

Scoring

Every card you collect has "chili peppers" on it — the hotter it is, the more it costs you:

Whoever has the lowest score at the end wins — you can chain several rounds with the same players.

A complete example
Regular card
12
1
Multiple of 5
25
2
Multiple of 10
30
3
Multiple of 11
44
5

1 + 2 + 3 + 5 = 11 points

Tips and strategy

Frequently asked questions

Is Pega em 6! free?

Yes, completely. Just open pega6.online — no account, no install. There's also a free Android app with Chromecast support.

Do I need physical cards?

No — this is the digital version of the game. The cards and board appear on screen, and each player plays from their own phone.

What languages is it available in?

Portuguese, English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Chinese and Japanese.

Can I play on a Smart TV or Chromecast?

Yes — open the site on your TV (or use the Cast button from the Android app) to show the board on the big screen, while each player uses their phone.