How do you play a card game called 65?

Answer 1

Oh, playing a card game like 65 can be a delightful experience! To play, you'll need a standard deck of cards and a group of friends or family to enjoy it with. The rules are simple and easy to follow, just like painting happy little trees. Remember, the most important thing is to have fun and enjoy the time spent together.

Answer 2

It is a game played between 2 teams of 3 each. It is a trick taking game like Bridge. Uses 2 decks with: JJ, 99, AA, 10-10, KK, QQ. The Cards are assigned points (3-2-1-1-0-0 respectively, and you bid from 28-56 points. You also bid the Trump - 1 of the 4 suits or No-Trump. There are different bidding conventions like Bridge.

You now play 56 online. Go to GamesOnlineCorner.com to play free. You download the game program: Playsoft. After u open the Playsoft program, go to the entry page. You can post your contact details for additional info.

You can bring 5 of your friends to play. Alternately, if you are familiar with the convention used on a given game table you are welcome to take a seat on that table. Rt-clik on a player seted. Click View/Settings to see the convention/rules selected by the table.

Answer 3

For two players, use one deck, any more, use two decks. Keep the jokers. On the first deal, every players gets 3 cards, and a card is then turned up. Take turns going first, in clockwise order. If the player going first can use the turned up card, he can pick it up or choose from the deck.

Your goal is to form straights of the same suit of at least three cards or groups of the same number with at least three cards. If you can put down any combination of these PLUS have a card to discard, you win that round and have zero points. If you can't go out, the play continues with each player choosing from the top discard pile or from the deck. In the first round, 3 cards are dealt and 3s are wild, then 4 cards are dealt and 4s are wild, etc... until the final round when 13 cards are dealt and kings are wild. For each round, the player going out MUST be able to discard one card, and then the other players have one more turn. They are allowed to add any cards to the player going out, making a straight longer, or add to any group of numbers. Any cards that cannot be played are totaled for your point total (10s and face cards are worth 10 points each, face value for the others). The goal is not to be caught with high value cards in early rounds. You do not need to discard if you are not the first player going out and you may not play your cards on any other player EXCEPT for the player who had gone out first. The player with the lowest point total is the winner. Scores less than 20 are good. Scores greater than 100 are poor.