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EUCHRE FOR COMPLETE BEGINNERS: The Concise Step by Step Guide on How to Play Euchre Including Learning Rules, Strategies and Instructions of Euchre
Euchre is an excellent social card game, simple in concept but with a high degree of subtlety in the play. To play Euchre, you need the following:
Four players: Two teams, two players to a team.
A standard deck of 52 cards: Take out the ace through the 9 in each suit, making a deck of 24 cards for the game.
Each player receives five cards, and you play one card at a time; the player who lays the highest card in the suit of the first card played — unless someone contributes a trump, in which case it is whoever lays the highest trump card — collects all four cards together and stacks them in front of him, thus taking the trick.
In Euchre, you win a hand and score points for taking the majority of the tricks in a hand, which means winning three or more of the five tricks available. You get more points if you take all five tricks. The first to a specified total of points, generally 10, wins the match.
You play the game with partners, but under special circumstances, one member of a partnership can elect to go solo, if he thinks that going alone is worthwhile.
Four players: Two teams, two players to a team.
A standard deck of 52 cards: Take out the ace through the 9 in each suit, making a deck of 24 cards for the game.
Each player receives five cards, and you play one card at a time; the player who lays the highest card in the suit of the first card played — unless someone contributes a trump, in which case it is whoever lays the highest trump card — collects all four cards together and stacks them in front of him, thus taking the trick.
In Euchre, you win a hand and score points for taking the majority of the tricks in a hand, which means winning three or more of the five tricks available. You get more points if you take all five tricks. The first to a specified total of points, generally 10, wins the match.
You play the game with partners, but under special circumstances, one member of a partnership can elect to go solo, if he thinks that going alone is worthwhile.
14 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 10, 2021
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