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Yehuda at Jerusalem Gaming blog has an idea to spice up Rummy with Action Cards.
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Any procedure mentioned here is specifically covered in the laws of poker as stated in any version of Hoyle’s.
Players
This game should work well for seven to nine players, but is also suitable for three or more as there is more action in betting than draw poker.
Cards and Dice
A standard deck of 52 cards is used [...]
For the definition of a Mavinian Deck of Cards, consult the Encyclopedia Hesberica here. In short, a Mavinian Deck is a five-suited deck of cards with twelve ranks in each suit. The top card is the Merchant. The next set of cards range from one to ten. The lowest card is the Servant card.
A group [...]
Requires: 1 standard deck of 52 playing cards and three dice for each player.
Each player rolls the dice at the beginning of hand and leaves them visible to all players. A round of betting begins.
Then each player is dealt three cards and another round of betting continues. This can be done one time after all [...]
A variation of the venerable favorite, War! It sounds more complicated than it really is, just give it a shot and you’ll see. Because there’s three different stacks of cards at any given time, the rules can sound overly-technical.
Needed: One standard deck of 52 cards (No Jokers)
Rules of Play:
Deal 26 cards to each player, [...]
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