Hand and Foot Canasta Android
Hand and Foot Canasta is #82 in Games › Card Grossing on Google Play in United States and charting in 2 of 15 countries we track.
Updated 27 Sep 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperConectaGames.com
CategoryGames › Card
PriceFree
Released
Installs100k+
Rating★ 3.5 (2k)
Updated
Content ratingTeen
Rating
3.5 ★
2k ratings
Measured
Best rank now
#82
Measured
Hand and Foot Canasta on Google Play
App details
App ID
air.conectagames.handandfoot
Publisher
WEB2MIL S.A.
Publisher country
Uruguay
Content rating
Teen
Hand and Foot Canasta downloads
Worldwide, per day, and installs to date. The band is open; the exact number is free with an account.
How this is calculated
Google Play shows an exact lifetime install count; downloads per day are its daily change (measured). When Play hasn't refreshed the count, they come from new ratings and Top Free chart positions. Confidence is the chance the real number is within half to double ours.
Active users
All platforms, worldwide. Free with an account.
Stickiness (DAU / MAU)
how many monthly users open it on a given day
How this is calculated
Monthly users come from lifetime installs across every store, fitted on monthly active user figures companies publish; daily users = monthly × the typical daily/monthly ratio for the category. Confidence is the chance the real number is within half to double ours.
In-app revenue
Worldwide, what users spend in Hand and Foot Canasta before Apple and Google take their fee.
How this is calculated
Not in an overall Top Grossing chart, only in category charts: each category position is converted to the overall position it corresponds to, then priced on the same rank-to-revenue curve, inside the part of each market the charted apps leave over.
Business model: In-app purchase-led
How Hand and Foot Canasta makes money: subscriptions, one-off purchases and ads.
In-app purchasesAds · 13 ad networks
One-off purchases
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Ads
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Where it ranks on Google Play
Every top 200 chart it appears in across 15 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Games › CardGrossing | #82 | |
| Games › CardGrossing | #46 |
Apps near Hand and Foot Canasta on the chart
Games › Card Grossing, around #82.
Ratings
Google Play, worldwide.
Rating
3.5 ★
2k ratings
Measured
Ratings
2k
Measured
Written reviews
854
Measured
About Hand and Foot Canasta
Hand and Foot is one of the most popular Canasta variants, combining strategy, teamwork, and thoughtful decision-making. Whether you enjoy relaxed games or competitive challenges, this app lets you enjoy Hand and Foot anytime, anywhere, on the device that’s most comfortable for you.
Play solo or in partnerships, compete against real players, and enjoy a smooth, easy-to-read experience designed for long play sessions. This is classic Hand and Foot gameplay, adapted for modern online play.
🎮 Key Features
• Play Hand and Foot online with real players
• Portrait mode with larger cards for easy reading
• Create private tables to play with friends and family by sharing a lobby number, table name, and password
• Daily and weekly rankings for players who enjoy competition
• Prefer a relaxed experience? Play casually at your own pace
• In-game chat, with the option to turn it off
• Spectator mode to watch other matches
• Customize your game with different table backgrounds and card decks
• Add friends and see when they’re available to play
📖 How Hand and Foot is Played
Hand and Foot is played with multiple decks of cards, using one more deck than the number of players. Each player receives two sets of cards: the Hand, played first, and the Foot, which is picked up once the Hand is finished.
To go out, players must finish their Hand, play the Foot, and complete one clean and one dirty Canasta.
Players draw two cards per turn. Only melds (sets of the same rank) may be laid down; runs are not allowed. To pick up the discard pile, players must hold two cards of the same rank as the top discard, and only the top 7 cards are taken. The discard pile is blocked by wild cards, threes, or cards from a rank with a closed Canasta.
🎯 Minimum Meld Requirements
Before laying cards down or picking up the discard pile, players must meet the minimum points for the round: 50 points in Round 1, 90 in Round 2, 120 in Round 3, and 150 in Round 4, based on melds and completed Canastas. A Canasta is a meld of at least 7 cards.
🃏 Wild Cards & Meld Rules
Wild cards include Deuces (2s) and Jokers. A dirty meld may contain up to 3 wild cards, and every meld must have more natural cards than wild cards. An optional rule allows play without Joker melds.
⭐ Scoring & Card Values
Card Values
4–7: 5 points. 8–K: 10 points. Aces: 20 points
Deuces (2s): 20 points (Wild). Jokers: 50 points (Wild)
Black 3s: –5 points. Red 3s: –100 points (not meldable)
Canasta Bonuses
Clean Book: +500. Dirty Book: +300. Joker Book: +1000
Going out: +100 bonus points
Hand and Foot is a game of planning, timing, and smart teamwork. Knowing when to meld, when to pick up or block the discard pile, and when to hold cards back can completely change the outcome of a round—this depth is what makes Hand and Foot so engaging for Canasta lovers.
🏆 Competitive or Casual — You Choose
Join the daily and weekly rankings if you enjoy competition, or simply enjoy friendly games without pressure. Just play
Play solo or in partnerships, compete against real players, and enjoy a smooth, easy-to-read experience designed for long play sessions. This is classic Hand and Foot gameplay, adapted for modern online play.
🎮 Key Features
• Play Hand and Foot online with real players
• Portrait mode with larger cards for easy reading
• Create private tables to play with friends and family by sharing a lobby number, table name, and password
• Daily and weekly rankings for players who enjoy competition
• Prefer a relaxed experience? Play casually at your own pace
• In-game chat, with the option to turn it off
• Spectator mode to watch other matches
• Customize your game with different table backgrounds and card decks
• Add friends and see when they’re available to play
📖 How Hand and Foot is Played
Hand and Foot is played with multiple decks of cards, using one more deck than the number of players. Each player receives two sets of cards: the Hand, played first, and the Foot, which is picked up once the Hand is finished.
To go out, players must finish their Hand, play the Foot, and complete one clean and one dirty Canasta.
Players draw two cards per turn. Only melds (sets of the same rank) may be laid down; runs are not allowed. To pick up the discard pile, players must hold two cards of the same rank as the top discard, and only the top 7 cards are taken. The discard pile is blocked by wild cards, threes, or cards from a rank with a closed Canasta.
🎯 Minimum Meld Requirements
Before laying cards down or picking up the discard pile, players must meet the minimum points for the round: 50 points in Round 1, 90 in Round 2, 120 in Round 3, and 150 in Round 4, based on melds and completed Canastas. A Canasta is a meld of at least 7 cards.
🃏 Wild Cards & Meld Rules
Wild cards include Deuces (2s) and Jokers. A dirty meld may contain up to 3 wild cards, and every meld must have more natural cards than wild cards. An optional rule allows play without Joker melds.
⭐ Scoring & Card Values
Card Values
4–7: 5 points. 8–K: 10 points. Aces: 20 points
Deuces (2s): 20 points (Wild). Jokers: 50 points (Wild)
Black 3s: –5 points. Red 3s: –100 points (not meldable)
Canasta Bonuses
Clean Book: +500. Dirty Book: +300. Joker Book: +1000
Going out: +100 bonus points
Hand and Foot is a game of planning, timing, and smart teamwork. Knowing when to meld, when to pick up or block the discard pile, and when to hold cards back can completely change the outcome of a round—this depth is what makes Hand and Foot so engaging for Canasta lovers.
🏆 Competitive or Casual — You Choose
Join the daily and weekly rankings if you enjoy competition, or simply enjoy friendly games without pressure. Just play
What's new in 6.22.220
This update brings an improved menu and Help section, along with enhanced chat filtering designed to create a more positive and welcoming game environment.