Common★
Me IRL
No. 166/290 · Appeared in 1997
Me IRL is a phrase used to indicate that a user believes that a linked image or video indicates their present mental or physical state. The phrase is also often used ironically by using a strange or cringeworthy image.Memes World · Series 1mymemecards.com
Rare★★
This Is Fine
No. 076/290 · Appeared in 2016
This Is Fine. refers to a panel from the web comic Gunshow where a dog is slowly engulfed in flames while proclaiming that everything is fine. It is used as a reaction image used by forum posters trying to say calm in stressful situations.Memes World · Series 1mymemecards.com
Epic★★★
Neil deGrasse Tyson Reaction
No. 031/290 · Appeared in 2011
Neil deGrasse Tyson Reaction is a rage comic character and reaction face of astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson making a defensive gesture. The character image is sometimes associated with the catchphrase "Watch out guys, we're dealing with a badass over here" that is used to mock…Memes World · Series 1mymemecards.com
Legendary★★★★
Big Chungus
No. 017/290 · Appeared in 2018
Big Chungus refers to an image of the cartoon character Bugs Bunny, usually captioned with the phrase "Big Chungus" and presented as a game for the PlayStation 4 console.Memes World · Series 1mymemecards.com
Mythic★★★★★
Navy Seal Copypasta
No. 001/290 · Appeared in 2010
"Navy Seal Copypasta" is an angry rant post that gained online notoriety for its abundance of ridiculous self-flattery and threats that portray the poster as an "Internet tough guy" stereotype.Memes World · Series 1mymemecards.com
LegendaryFull Art
Doge
No. 304/290 · Memes World · Series 1
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The cards of MyMemeCards are not just for collecting: you play them. Here are all the mini-games, their rules and what they pay in MemeCoins.
Staking games: you play a duplicate
You stake a duplicate, a card you own at least twice: you always keep your card. The stake is worth the duplicate’s recycle value (5 for a Common, 10 for a Rare, 20 for a Epic, 40 for a Legendary, 80 for a Mythic), and the duplicate leaves your collection either way. The server makes every draw; the screen only animates it.
- Doge Road: Doge crosses up to 20 lanes; each lane raises the multiplier, and you cash out whenever you like, before the car.
- Nyan Plinko: Nyan Cat drops through 12 rows of pegs; the slot it lands in sets the win.
- Stonks: the curve climbs to a secret crash; cash out before it falls.
- Find Pepe: 25 tiles hide 3 Evil Pepes; each safe tile raises the win, and stopping in time is up to you.
- Numbers: odd or even, or one number from 1 to 10.
Some days, the house offers rounds: it stakes for you.
Meme culture games: no stake
Here you stake nothing: you earn MemeCoins by knowing your memes. The first three rounds of each game, each day, pay in full.
- Zoom: 10 memes reveal themselves bit by bit (zoom, blur, pixels…); pick the right name among 4, as fast as you can.
- Higher or Lower: which of two memes got more views? One wrong answer ends the round.
- Timeline: put 15 cards in order of year, with 3 lives.
- Memory: find the meme pairs against the clock, at three levels.
- Quiz: “Guess the Meme” in 10 pictures, alone, in a room of up to 20 players, or in a duel against a friend.
Duel: the board game
Duel sets two real players on a 5 × 4 board, with 8 pieces each drawn from your cards. A higher rank captures, each turn lasts 30 seconds, and an Elo ranking follows your wins. You need an account and at least 2 cards.
What are MemeCoins for?
Bidding on other players’ cards, grading a card, joining a clan or opening limited editions. MemeCoins never turn into money. Read the meme TCG guide, or open meme packs to get duplicates to play.
Frequently asked questions
Which mini-games are on MyMemeCards?
Doge Road, Nyan Plinko, Stonks, Find Pepe and Numbers (you stake a duplicate), Zoom, Higher or Lower, Timeline, Memory and Quiz (no stake), and Duel, a two-player board game.
What do you stake in the mini-games?
A duplicate, at its recycle value: you always keep one copy of every card. The meme culture games need no stake.
Are MemeCoins worth money?
No: they stay in the game and never turn into money.
Time to play the meme mini-games: first, get some cards.