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Card Games
Card games are games which use a deck of playing cards as the main device. The game has standardized rules which often vary by person, region, and culture. Numerous card games like Solitaire and Spider can now be played online.
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Where can you play hanafuda a.k.a. koi koi the Japanese card game online?
a low-res flash version can be found here
http://www.gamedesign.jp/flash/hanafuda/hanafuda.swf
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on a traditional deck of cards:
SPADES
jack-one
queen-two
king- two
DIAMONDS
jack- two
queen- two
king- one
CLUBS
jack- two
queen- two
king-two
HEARTS
jack- one
queen- two
king-two
Why do Yu-Gi-Oh cards change from forbidden to limited and then from limited to forbidden?
Also if a new card comes out that when combined with an already existing limited card causes games to end really quickly then the limited card will become forbidden and then when the sort of deck that the combo was used it dies out then the card that became banned will become limited again. (and in some cases the cycle will repeat itself).
Tournaments are the reason. If there is a combo that is too good, then they will either limit the cards in it, or forbid one or more completely. But, if they do forbid a card, they often times take other cards off the forbidden list. Such as Monster Reborn being banned, and Call of the Haunted being removed from the banned list and only limited.
Can a special summoned card be targeted by spells traps or effects in Yu-Gi-Oh?
Yes in some respects, for example just because you special summoned a monster doesn't make it immune to cards like mirror force, but a card like trap hole (which only destroys a normal summoned monster)wouldn't affect it since it was special summoned, not normal summoned.
Why is Dallas playing wild card game vs Philadelphia?
The NFL playoffs include six teams from the NFC and six from the AFC: four Division winners and two Wildcard teams from each Conference. These six teams from each Conference are seeded, #1 to #6.
For the NFC, the Division winner with the best record (New Orleans) is the #1 Seed and the Division winner with the second best record (Minnesota) is the #2 seed The Division winner with the third best record (Dallas) is the #3 Seed and the Division winner with the fourth best record (Arizona) is the #4 Seed. The Wildcard team with the best record (Greenbay) is the #5 Seed, and the remaining Wildcard team (Philadelphia) is the #6 Seed.
The #1 and #2 Seeds have a bye in the first round, while the #3 Seed plays the #6 Seed, and the #4 Seed plays the #5 Seed.
That is why Dallas (#3 Seed) is playing Philadelphia (#6) Seed in the first round.
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How do you play slap jack with cards?
FIRST STEP ~ give each other cards til the piles gone
SECOND STEP ~ put the cards upside down were you cant see the face of the cards
THIRD STEP ~ each of you turns 1 card at a time and if you see a jack you slap it
and you get all the cards underneath the jack card
ITS REALLY A ADDICTING GAME TO PLAY OVER AND OVER
No a queen is higher then a jack
It depends on the game; however, in sequence, a Queen is greater than a Jack.
The Jack acts as the number 11.
The Queen acts as the number 12.
In uno can you end the game with a card other then a number?
Yes, the last card played in a round could be any playable card. If the last card played is a Draw 2 or a Wild Draw 4, the next player still must draw the appropriate number of cards before adding up his/her points.
Does lighthouse chronologist work with two people?
Yes. Imagine Player A is playing Player B, Player A has the Chronologist, who has been levelled up to Lv7 or more.
Player A's turn reaches the end phase. Since it is his own turn, his Chronologist doesn't trigger.
Player B has his turn. When it reaches the end phase, since it is not Player A's turn, the Chronologist triggers, giving him an extra turn after this one.
Player A has his extra turn now. Chronologist doesn't trigger.
Player A has his regular turn. Chronologist doesn't trigger.
So even in a two player game, the turn sequence will go A-B-A-A-B-A-A-B, player A getting a free turn after Player's B's but before his own regular turn.
What are the effects of The Wing Dragon of Ra in the Yu-Gi-Oh card game?
The Winged Dragon of Ra is not a valid Yu-gi-oh! game card, and therefore has no effects. Some people derive rules for it from the anime, but these rules are often contradictory.
How did kings queens and jokers get into cards?
In the 15th century, European cards were issued to represent European royalty and attendants. The United States introduced the Joker in the mid 19th Century which was identical to the Fool, depicted in the original French Tarot deck
Can a draw four card be placed on a draw two card in the game uno?
When the Draw 2 card is played, the next player only draws two cards; his turn is forfeited.
The next player after the one who drew may play the Wild Draw 4 and declare the color, but only if he does not have a card of the same color as the Draw 2. If the next player, the potential victim of the Wild Draw 4, doesn't believe that he didn't have a card of the same color as the Draw 2, that player may challenge. At that point the one who played the Draw 4 must show his cards. If the challenger was right, the one who played the Draw 4 picks it up, plays a legal card, and draws four cards. If the challenger was wrong, he must draw two extra cards in addition to the four.
What are the rules for the manipulation card game?
Rules for Manipulation Card Game (New Smyrna Beach Version)
· For three to six players use two decks of regular playing cards (no jokers); for more than six players a third deck should be included.
· A full game consists of nine hands.
o The number of cards dealt to each player begins with two for the first hand and increases by two cards for each hand to 10 cards for the fifth hand. In hands six through nine, each deal decreases by two cards. For the ninth and final hand each player is dealt two cards.
o After each deal the un-dealt cards are placed face-down on the table and become the draw stack.
· The object of each hand is to be the first player to go out. This can be accomplished in the following ways:
o For the first circuit around the table after the deal, each player must meld by laying face-up on the table, a meld of three cards consisting of a sequential run-in-suit or three-of-a-kind. More than three cards may not be played during this first circuit round the table.
§ If the player is not able to meld with the cards dealt, the player must draw from the draw stack until he or she can meld.
§ If, when the player melds, there are no remaining cards in the player's hand, the player is the winner of this hand.
o After the first meld round is completed, each player, in turn, must lay off cards on the cards already on the table. This can be done in the following ways:
§ Cards can be placed to extend melds on the table. For example:
· Additional "queens" may be added to a run of "queens" on the table.
· Cards extending a run-in-suit on the table may be added. A "two-of-spades" or a "six-of-spades" may be added to the run "3-4-5-of-spades" already on the table.
§ Sets of cards on the table may be rearranged or "manipulated" to allow the player to lay down at least one card from his or her hand. For example:
· The player may use a "five-of-hearts" from his or her hand by breaking apart the run "3-4-5-6-7-of-hearts" into two runs (3-4-5-of-hearts and 5-6-7-of-hearts).
· Any manipulation of cards must leave a minimum of three cards in each "run" or "of-a-kind" group. (Note: Aces can be played high or low but cannot be used to "turn the corner" or join a "king" and a "duce.")
o After the meld round, if a player is not able to play at least one card from his or her hand, the player must draw from the draw stack until able to play at least one card.
o The winner of each hand is the first player to "go out," or successfully play all the cards in his or her hand.
o Scoring:
§ The winner of the hand receives zero points for the hand.
§ Players with cards remaining are accessed points as follows:
· Face cards = 10 points
· Aces = 1 point
· Other cards = face value (ex: Five-of hearts = 5 points)
§ The winner of the game is the player with the lowest score after all nine hands are completed (or concluded at an earlier, mutually agreed upon point because it's getting way too late).
