When that happens, they discard the card and it’s the next player’s turn. This continues until the player isn’t able to play a card they pick up because its spot is taken or it’s a Jack or Queen. Then, they play that card in its corresponding spot. When a player plays a card in a spot, they pick up the face-down card that’s in that spot. Jokers and Kings are wild, and Jacks and Queens don’t have a spot. The top left spot is Ace, and the spots continue sequentially to 10, which is the bottom right spot. A player starts their turn by drawing a card from the draw pile and placing it in its corresponding spot in their rows. Flip the top card over for the discard pile. The rest of the cards go in the center of the table for the draw pile. Players then arrange their cards in 2 horizontal rows of 5 cards each without looking at them. To start the game, one player deals 10 cards face-down to each player one at a time. Add another deck of cards for each 2 additional players.

You need at least 2 players to play, but the game can be played with as many more players as you’d like. If not, you could try looking it up in a book.Trash is a fun card game where players try to complete sets of 10 cards. If you already know the game you might consider contributing a description of it to this site. Therefore it is quite likely that the game you want is not yet here. At present the site contains rules for only a minority of the card games that exist.

These types of game are generally not listed in the index below. Invented games (newly created games and variations contributed by readers).Solitaire / Patience games (games for one player).Commercial games (games requiring a special pack of cards produced by a single manufacturer).If you are searching for games for a particular number of players you may prefer to use the Index of Games by Number of Players. Traditional multi-player card games for which rules are available from this site are listed below in alphabetical order, together with the number of players and the design and number of cards or tiles needed for each - see further explanation at the end of the page. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z #

Original old maid card game rules