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What Bleach is

Bleach is an independent online implementation of the folk card game President. Depending on where you learned it, you may know the same game as Asshole, Scum, Capitalism, or another local name. Bleach gives those tables one clear browser ruleset for three to eight players.

The complete game is free. There is no required account and no download. One person creates a private room, shares its six-character code, and fills any empty seats with computer players if needed.

Why it exists

Most online games are either too demanding for a proper catch-up or too empty to hold a group’s attention. President sits in the middle: every turn gives friends something to react to, while the gaps leave room for the conversation people actually came for.

That is why Bleach includes optional table voice, short repeatable rounds, flexible computer seats, and private rooms instead of a public matchmaking queue.

How the guides are written

The rules and strategy pages are checked against the same game engine that decides legal moves at the table. When the implemented rules change, the guides should change with them. Traditional variations are labeled as variations rather than presented as one official worldwide rulebook.

Bleach is not affiliated with the manga, anime, or trading-card properties that share the word “Bleach.”

Support and development

Optional Party Pack purchases add cosmetic table themes and title language; they never gate the game. Bugs and ideas can be shared through the public issue tracker or the contact page.