The Columbus Book of Euchre

by Natty Bumppo, James Deaton (Foreword), Gerry Blue (Translator)

The first book published on this exciting card game since 1905, and still up to date: The rules according to Hoyle, the rules according to Columbus (Indiana), rules for two-hand ed euchre, rules for euchre solitaire, ploys and axioms. Don’t sit between the markers, don’t trump your partner’s ace, and don’t order up anything you can’t catch! 19 full color illustrations

101 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 1, 1999

Reviews

[Josh]

fun to read, and useful

The author has a philosophy of playing euchre, and he’s transparent about it from the start. The book is easy and fun to read, and it’s exceptionally well-reasoned.

[Joe Michalak]

A good mix of history, rules (official and understood) and regional variants, even a few odds-based strategies.

Did dock one star for some ohio-based anti-Michigan vitrol. (haha).

[Mike]

If you want to learn how to play Euchre, this self-published book from an Indiana attorney is where you start.