Free Tarot Reading (191 decks, 9 reading types)

Here you can select any of 191 tarot decks and 9 types of readings, to play a game of tarot with for free.
Use the menu at the top of this web game to select a different deck or reading type.

If a card is upside down, that is the common notation for the opposite meaning of the card, also known as the "negative" or "reversed" meaning of the card.

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3 of Cups

Explanation

The 3 of Cups represents hope, faith and love. The 3 is a reward number and in this suit of Cups your feelings during that number will be that of joy and self-contentment.

Meaning

Positive

This card will test your abilities to enjoy hope, faith and love, in the widest. Let go of all doubts and enjoy the comfort of the innocence of a child who believes all will turn out for the best.

Neutral

You might be feeling a lot of optimism about the future, and this is not unjustified, even though parts of the world might believe differently.

Negative

You can go overboard with enthousiasm and optimism as well. If this card falls in a negative, upside-down way, try to be more realistic, so you don't get disappointed later.

Knight of Cups

Explanation

The Knight of Cups is explores his own feelings, and the outside world might not even notice.

Meaning

Positive

Try to recognize your own true feelings, and try to come to some conclusion on where to move next. You may have to change a few things here and there.

Neutral

You're working with your own feelings about where to head next, about what makes you truely happy. Take your time for this choice.

Negative

Now is not the right time to express your feelings to others around you, you make yourself too vulnerable that way.

Page of Swords

Explanation

The Page of Swords is probably more than the other Pages an explorer at heart. The element of the Swords suit is Air, and Air is the best place to explore from after all ;-)
Just don't forget to analyse what you explore.

Meaning

Positive

Take your time to decide, and only decide after you have properly considered all the angles.

Neutral

You're in a situation where you have to decide about something, possibly about whether to embark on a journey with people who want something from you.
It is probably wise not to jump in the deep end without considering what you're jumping in to. It won't hurt to stand on the edge and feel the temperature of the water either.

Negative

Not everyone is motivated to hurt you or exploit you. You might do well by being a little more trusting with individuals who you think might be worthy of that trust. You can probably trust your instincts.

4 of Pentacles

Explanation

The 4 of Pentacles is about holding on to what you got. The number 4 represents structure and order, and fits well with the suit's element, Earth.

Meaning

Positive

Try to make a list of what you have, and what you would like to have. It'll help bring some clarity, probably.

Neutral

Holding on to what you have can often result in a tense attitude. But you can hold on in a relaxed fashion as well, if you remind yourself regularly at first.

Negative

Beware that you don't become too cramped while you're trying to hold on to what you have. Try to relax and allow others their fun as well.

The Chariot

Explanation

The Chariot is pulled through the city with the conqueror on it to signal a big win to a large audience.

Place in the cycle

This card has the number 7 attached to it, the "lucky number" in Western Culture. It was and is seen as a magical and holy number. But it also encourages growth. During the prevous card, The Lovers, all the wisdom of the first cards in the deck has been processed and a choice was made for personal growth. Now it's time to do something with all this baggage, to actually travel the road. A lot has been done so far, wisdoms have been accumulated and integrated into one's personality.

Meaning

Positive

The time to let others tell you what to do is over, you're ready to grow on your own. But remember; you'll have to work for growth, it won't just be given to you.

Neutral

You've probably gone through a time when you were growing toward something that (subconciously or not) scared you (a bit). Now you're ready to really grow toward the new, toward the exciting, and you're telling nearly everyone with enthousiasm and some naivety perhaps.
However, you run the risk of getting stuck in showboasting. You may claim all sorts of things, and then when push comes to shove you may neglect to make the necessary steps.

Negative

Now is not the time to be reckless. Look at things objectively and don't rush into adventure.

Strength

Explanation

Strength is the second of the four midieval values. Justice, card 11, is the first, and the third, Temperance, is card 14.

Place in the cycle

In the Rider-Waite deck, the cards for Justice and Strenght have swapped places, because Waite saw links between the cards and the astrological signs Leo and Libra.
This card carries the number 8, and is the third and final assignment number. This assignment is no longer simple like the first two, but is all about standing upright in the real world.

Meaning

Positive

Stand up for yourself and don't bother yourself with others' opinions of you.

Neutral

When the card of Strength falls, you will gradually discover sides of yourself that you didn't know before. First you adjusted, now you've decided to go your own way. You are no longer bothered by the opinions of others. Even if others disapprove, you will go your own way. You stand up for yourself and accept yourself as you are. You don't have to be liked as much as you needed to be.

Negative

This card signifies a long process. When the card is drawn upside down, it usually means you're not going fast enough for real change to happen.

Reading : Rainbow

The Rainbow reading can say something about what the questioner really wants, how to get there and what to expect along the way there.

This reading does not have an expiry date, but is best drawn only once per 2 or 3 months. Drawing it more often may result in the same message from the cards.

You do not need to ask a question before drawing this reading.