Transforming aces into four other cards. Turning aces into four other cards Does an ace see the deck as a fool

Card games There are many, new ones appear periodically, but the classic one, in “The Fool,” is still popular. Not everyone knows the rules of the game “Fool”, since there are other subtleties and nuances here. In addition, there are several options for tabletop battle. “Fool” can be a flip, a simple one, or a Japanese translation.

General rules of the game "Fool" at cards - beginning of the game

A simple, transferable, flip “Fool” begins with preparing the deck. Usually they use the one with 36 cards, in rare cases they play 52-piece.

The cards need to be shuffled well. Usually the dealer, holding the deck in his hand, hands it to the player sitting to his left with the words: “Take off your cap from the fool.” This must be done, since the dealer can “cheat” and spy on the last card or play a trump card for himself.

These are the rules in the game "Fool". The loser is designated as the dealer for the next round. From 2 to 6 people can participate in a tabletop battle.

Dealing and moves

After the deck is shuffled, everyone is dealt 6 cards. The deck manager places the first deck to the participant sitting next to him. left hand Push. When one card is dealt, the second one is also dealt in a circle, clockwise. And so on until everyone has 6 cards.

The next card from the deck is turned face up and placed on the table. This is a trump card; the remaining stack is placed perpendicularly on it.

The one with the smaller trump card starts to move. The goal of the game is to get rid of your cards as quickly as possible. Whoever does this first is declared the winner. The latter is left in the “fool”, loses and hands over the cards for the next round.

Flip option

These are general rules in the game "Fool". It is interesting to learn about certain nuances that correspond to different variations of tabletop competition. Just as in the simple, transfer, flip version, you can play with 1-4 cards of the same value. For example, with sixes or tens.

The one for whom they are intended must beat them. You can put the same suit of the highest value or a trump card. When all of them are repulsed, the one who walked has the right to give a similar one. That is, if there is a six on the table, he will throw a 6 of a different suit.

When the player has nothing to throw, this is done by the next player sitting on his left hand. That is, the one who is behind the batter. He has the right to give only 1 card for now. After it is beaten, the right to throw the card passes again to the one who walked. It is very important to know the rules of the game of “Fool” in order to follow the detailed order. After all, players often try to quickly discard the cards they have, which leads to confusion. There are more than 6 of them on the table. But in one move you can only throw this number of cards. But in this case, the batter can choose which card to cover.

If the players have nothing to throw, they say “beaten”, and the turn goes to the person who just fought back. If he could not fight back, he must take all the cards of the turn and those thrown up.

The rules of the game "Fool" state that the first move should consist of no more than five cards thrown. Cards from the deck are also drawn in order of rotation - first this right is given to the person walking, then to those sitting on his left hand, clockwise.

The rules in the game “Fool” speak about this. The loser is declared when no one has any cards left, but he does have some.

Translated "Fool"

Very interesting variety games. First, cards are dealt in the same way as in the first case. The first move is carried out according to the same canons. Starting from the second, you can transfer one or more cards of the same denomination. So, if they went under you with a six, you can put one or two sixes of a different suit and transfer them to the one sitting on your left hand.

If he also has a six, he can transfer it and those on the table to the player next clockwise. These and some other rules of the game “Fool” remain unchanged. But there are others that need to be agreed upon before the intellectual battle begins in order to reach a common opinion.

So, some suggest exchanging the trump ace, lying open under the deck, for a trump six. You can come up with such additions to the rules that make the game even more exciting and interesting.

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