Card Game - The Metzkers

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Mexican Train (Dominoes) �� Players and Cards o 2 to 4 players - 15 dominoes o 5 to 6 players - 11 dominoes o 7 to 8 players - 8 dominoes �� Object of the Game o The player with the lowest total score after all rounds is the winner. �� Game Play o The game begins with the double 12 and each hand thereafter uses the next lowest number o If no one has the Double 12, each player draws a domino from the “pile”. If the Double 12 is not drawn by any player in the first round of drawing, a second round of drawing occurs. o Radiating from the center Double, each player has their own space on which to play their train. No other player may play on another player’s train until a player has been unable to play and has placed a marker on their last played domino or their assigned spot, if they have not yet played any dominoes. o The separate Mexican train runs around the table and may be played on by any player. It must begin with the same number as is on the center double (eg: double 12 in the center, the train begins with a 12). o The player who played the double in the center starts the play, continuing clockwise around the table. The first player may play on the center double or start the Mexican train. If the first player does not begin the Mexican train, the train may be begun by any of the ensuing players when their turn arrives. o The following players may then play on the Mexican train. Each player has the option of playing on their own train or the Mexican train, using the Mexican train to “slough off” the dominoes that do not fit into their personal train. o When a player cannot play on their own train, the Mexican train or a “marked” train of another player, then they draw a domino from the boneyard. If they cannot play that domino on the board, then they place a marker on the last domino of their train. All players may then play on this player’s train as their turn arrives. If this player can play anywhere on the board at their next turn, the marker is then removed and no other player may play on that train. o If a player plays a double during play, they must then play another domino somewhere on the board - their train, the Mexican train, or a marked train. If a play is able, they may play doubles in more than one spot. Even though two or more doubles have been played, only one additional domino must be placed somewhere on the board. If a player cannot follow-up the double with another domino, they draw. EXCEPTION: A player may go out with a double without having to play another domino. o As play proceeds, any player who is down to one domino must give notice to the other players. o When one player has played all their dominoes, the other players must add up the total of their remaining dominoes and give that total to the scorekeeper. Double blank count 0. �� Variations o To speed up the game, before turning the dominoes over to “shuffle”, the double to be used to begin the next hand may be held out and placed in the center after the players have drawn their hands. With this method, the player who “went out” on the preceding hand, begins the play. �� In scoring, the Double blank counts 50. Page | 36
*Guts (Poker) �� Players: o 4-10 �� Initial deal: o Two or three cards face down to each player and the same amount into the “Pot” hand. �� Play: o Each player determines whether or not they are holding (playing) their hand. Players who hold reveal their hands. The winner takes the pot and the losers have to match the pot. If only one player stays in then they must play the “Pot” hand. If they lose they must pay the pot and it doubles. If they win then they take all the money in the pot and the deal moves to the next player. If the pot is not taken then new hands are then dealt. o In three card Guts a players lowest card is wild, giving everybody at least one pair. o If two players tie they must both pay the pot o If a player ties the pot hand they must pay double the pot amount �� Winner: o High hand. Straights and flushes do not count. �� Standard variations: o Weenie rule: If nobody stays in, everyone reveals their hand and whoever has the best hand (and thus would have won) must match the pot. o Drop: Instead of declaring with chips, dealer counts out "one-two-three-drop" while all players hold their cards above the table. On "drop" all players who are dropping out drop their cards. This is faster, but can lead to arguments if one player is slower to drop than the others. o Progressive Guts: ��Start with 2 cards. Any players that stay in pass their cards to each other (making sure that nobody else sees them) to determine the winner. The winner takes the pot and the loser(s) pay the pot and cards are returned to their original owners. If only one player stays in and loses to the pot hand, then the pot cards are replaced. If only one player stays in and wins the pot, then the round is over. ��Then another card is dealt and the players again say whether they are in or out and again exchange cards to determine the winner. Play repeats in the same way. If nobody stays in, everyone gets dealt another card. Repeat until all players have 5 cards. ��Straights and flushes become legal at 5 cards. Page | 37
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