EUCHRE Ultimate Strategy Guide
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- čas přidán 9. 07. 2024
- If you’re tired of losing at Euchre, or you just want to elevate your gameplay to the next level, you’ve come to the right place. These 10 strategy tips will help you dominate this wonderful game. If you like this video, I'll be sure to follow up with more Euchre content.
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0:00 Euchre Strategy Guide
0:16 10 - When to Call Trump
0:40 9 - Crossing the Suit
1:02 8 - Offense vs. Defense
1:53 7 - Going Alone
2:40 6 - Discarding
3:07 5 - Ordering Up
3:37 4 - Table Positions
4:13 3 - Legal Communication
6:03 2 - Being the Dealer
6:27 1 - What to Lead - Hry
Fantastic video. Always useful and good for refeshers. Growing up in a family where we were always playing card and board games, probably have over a thousand hands of this amazing game. Going to be sending this to the inlaws ive gotten the bug of games into.
Thanks so much. My family was playing a ton of Euchre over the holidays. I love when a spontaneous Euchre tournament breaks out.
My family gets together at our home every Saturday and play around 8 hours! My husband sets his clock to it!
A guy from Dubuque, Iowa taught me Euchre years ago. He told me, "if you're a Dubuquer you're gonna play Euchre."
Lol. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the tips! I used to play lots of Euchre in high school
I think we ALL played lots of Euchre in high school - what else was there to do during a spare period?
Great video thanks
Nice video. I think this is the first time I have ever seen 5s used as score cards.
Here is one my friends and I debate all the time. You are in 1st position and the dealer calls loan in Hearts.
You have Ace of Spades; 9/J of Clubs, 10 of Hearts, Q of Diamonds.
What do you lead when trying to bust up the loner some time during the hand?
I go with the ace and hope that's their weak suit.
@@LegendaryTactics That is what my buddy says.
My answer is the baby club. I figure the ace is going to catch the weak suit on trick 5 regardless (I don't have to split aces and have an otherwise weak hand).
Leading the club could allow your partner to trump and ultimately take the trick. 4 trump and an offsuit A is a common lone hand.
This gives you two chances to win.
Only downside is if your partner has a guarded left and they play trump and get over-trumped. Of course in that scenario, I would look for a new partner :)
I was about to give my opinion which is never lead the Ace but the suit you have the most of while not having an Ace in that suit. The reason is that you're trying to lead something that your partner can trump in on while the person going alone has a card in that suit (they most likely have an Ace if they are going alone). Then the last card you play is the Ace. That in theory gives you a chance to stop the loaner in 2 of the 3 off suits.
If I have 2 Aces I would lead one of them and save the other for the end (again giving you 2 chances to stop them). Doing it this way keeps you from having to choose which Ace to save at the end.
So if I’m two suited - A, K, 10 (clubs) and J, Q (diamonds) - and I get the chance to call, which suit should I choose?