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Hello! Good video! I wanted to ask you: What happens when I get an Exploding Kitten in my first hand? Can I play a NOPE! card to stop my opponent from even playing his turn?

Ive been trying to find some 100% plastic napoletane or Sicilian cards do you know where I can get some?

4:03 I would be honoured to help you out and explain Tarock and Watten to you. As an Austrian i love to play Tarock and i would love to see people internationally getting to know it! Theres just one minor error: The Salzburger-Deck isnt suited for Tarock. What you meant was Bayrisches_Tarock (Bavarian Tarock) , which plays similiarly to Tarock but its not the same. Anyway, how might i reach out to you, Chris?

I did try Euchre before, but I didn't understand the point system so i passed 😩 thanks to this video it helps me to understand the rules 👍❤️ currently i am into Scopa, the game is easy to understand but is quite challenging and interesting. Thank you for recommending Scopa for me 🤗✌️ you are great 👍👍👍♠️♥️♣️♦️

Definitely a game I never understood from watching the movie, I understand better now but damn not a game I wanna play

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Honestly the best walk thru of this game I've seen!! I've seen couple videos & I couldn't grasp it. But yours was so in depth and detailed ☑

Seems like an interesting game, like Bridge but simpler and maybe more exciting. Also a lot like Tarot/Tarock. Can highly recommend a French Tarot video as another commenter suggested! I've had fun getting into it and there's a good mobile app available for practice.

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I appreciated the dad jokes in the first minute of this video.

You’re amazing in the way you demonstrate card games. Thank you

How much it pays when you bet 2-1?

I think if the defenders win all 5 tricks they get 4 points. I think that's missing from the scoring slide. I got into Euchre half a year ago through a local meetup group and now it's one of my favorite card games! Great video!

This is spooky: I quite nearly recommended euchre for you to do a video on as it felt like you were running out of games 😅. Any how, I don’t believe you’ve made videos on *French Tarot* (easily my preferred trick taking game (also see FFT - Fédération Française de Tarot)), *500* (another trick taking game, perhaps too similar to euchre) or *100* , a simple game for kids or the inane. Thanks for the video, I’d been planning to learn euchre for quite some time now.

Just found your channel, love the rules explanations and deck reviews! You clearly have a passion for Italian playing cards - any plans or interest in showcasing decks from other regions? Does anywhere else in the world *have* such a rich variety of playing cards?

Thanks, nerdy cousin of George Clooney.

Good explanation ❤

What does 10-4 straight or 6-8 straight mean in street dice tho

If you don’t like luck games, you can play this with a push your luck mechanic. You may keep rolling until you pass, or roll something you can’t draw and you go bust. For each time you got busted you must draw an extra leg.

In Ecuador, there is a similar game called “Cuarenta”

I am also one who cares! FYI, the Dal Negro site sells all 16 decks in a box set.

Black Jack is one of my favorite card game ❤🖤 when playing with friends we include jokers, since the value of joker is zero. One of the card games which jokers can be played 😊

"A table full of liars" So I take it this isn't a game I can play a Christian picnic :3 Fine, I'll play it with some politicians X3

If there open card is a wild card joker can a player take it and use it

Thanks to you, I can help keep this game alive!

Thank you so much. I’ve watched so many videos on how to play. This is the best video out there and now I actually know how to play Thank you

In the dice game shut the box, if my first throw is double 6, can I flip the numbers 1,2,3 and 6

@1:41 - How do you get all three dice on same number? Jedi mind trick? CGI? Special Nana dice?

The key thought here is that "you'll think they're cheating" because, when it comes to Sicilians, they most certainly are cheating.

In Napoletane I have the Modiano and Piatnik (Austrian) decks. I suspect the Dal Negro is closer to the Piatnik, which I prefer for its more subtle shading, as well as superior cardstock. That said, I can totally see why some prefer the bold simpler palette of the Modiano, which might provide a more satisfying gaming experience, or at least one more consistent with their childhood or other memories.

I like how Benjamin is not pretending not to see the cards in this demo 😂

Another low cost solution is to write the numbers 1 to 9 on squares of paper or card.

wait until you see my dice game

It was a very good video, but when will you do the video for the Japanese cards

It was a very good video, but when will you do the video for the Japanese cards

I wish we would have watched this video before our game night decended into chaos. Brian won but the victory was dubious and will be contested . Thanks BRENDAN ! JK. 😂

Could you maybe do a video about Skat? Would love to see that. Btw you forgot to put the link to the Basic Startegy Guide in the description

Yay Solitaire! This is definitely one of the most clearest and easy to understand play-through. Thank you for doing a fantastic job at explaining all these card/dice/board games. I appreciate you. Maybe you could also cover different variants of Solitaire like Beehive Solitaire for example? Great video as always Chris! Take care!

I created a solo fantasy game that uses blackjack as its main mechanic- something about the simplicity of pushing your luck and it being so quick makes blackjack a lot of fun

Ones are wild, so if you say eg 3 3’s and you only have one and forcing the next player to go higher, you’re taking a chance that there’s some ones in play.

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So yes, the Portuguese decks survived in Japan until the Meiji restoration. They can still be seen in Japanese card museums, especially the "dragon" deck, but except for past occasional reprints I couldn't find any available now for sale. You can find images of what the decks looked like by searching the net with these key terms: Tensho Karuta, Miike Carta, Namban Carta, Japan Playing Card Museum.

People loss money and many people died due to loss of money dont play rummy

Thank RDR2 for this view. Hoping to complete Gambler challenge 9 soon.

Interesting RPS variant

Hi. Great explanation. Thanks. I have a question: If 4 players are playing, the number of Explode cards are 3 in the draw pile. But when a player explodes, and doesn't have any defuse cards in hand - and eventually loses, does he then remove one Explode card from the draw pile?

You also can get +1pt for busting the opponent team for not saying their (low) randa **Better keep it secret if its a num 1 ronda 😂

I dont understand why the player of jack of clubs wins the lead and get the queen of spade. Can you clarify?

Will you also unbox the lucane deck?

I have been playing Klondike solitaire for quite a while. It is very fun and addictive. When all face down cards are revealed, then it is Mission Accomplished 😁❤️