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Thank you so much no other video explained as well as u did

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This is so basic for Yu gi oh players. You dont need to set magic and traps What a joke!!😂😂😂

loved it!

Do i give the dice to the other player if i hit my point or is it just if i hit a 7?

Okay maybe I only have play caribian street dominos. This was not the way we played

So grateful I found you and Benjamin! I recently discovered SCOPA and I'm gathering people together in our town to play! It's so fun and your videos are the best teaching I've found. Grazie mille!

Hi Chris, do you know this type of game? a player plays a card, then other players have to follow suit. If the player cannot play because he does not have that suit, the player must pick cards from the stock pile and keep picking until he finds that suit. The biggest card wins and the turn goes to the winner. The first player who run out of cards wins. In my country this game is called "picking", and it is mainly played by children. Adults mostly don't play this game because it is considered too simple and only for kids. Do you know the name of this game?

I played this game a lot. I like it because the hands are small and it can be played by 2 players. And also it requires more skills than luck. Almost all hands are winnable, so it could be intense sometimes 😁 can it be played using Italian card decks too?

First time player/players this is THE best tutorial i have found yet!

Oh my god i finally get it, thank you!

Hi, I am from Venezuela and I only knew about American/french style and of course Spanish one. But trying to buy the most beautiful Spanish cards I could find, I found the Italian ones. I was surprised because I didn't know anything about those. Now I love Italian over french and regular Spanish. At this moment, Napolitan and Sicilian are my preferred and special mention to Sarde, which are Spanish but more beautiful (my goal). Thank you for your videos.

This is by far the best video describing how to play Exploding Kittens. To play this game you must understand the action cards and when you must either draw or not draw a card to end your turn. I must have watched at least 10 others. Many are just guys showing off, acting silly and soon it becomes obvious they either don't know how to play the game or they are just poor teachers. This one by Play-In Games got it right!

Nice. As a British person and a big fan of shows like the Wire, I always wondered what game the gang bangers were playing and it actually looks fun and dare I say, somewhat good for practicing maths for my kids 🎲

Great instructions thanks. 👍

Am I only able to play one Non-Unicorn card into my stable? How big is my stable exactly?

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Man congratulations. I hope one day I can do it too.

I just got a deck of hanafuda cards and played your solitaire game with them, it was so fun! But unfortunately I have friends and would like to play hanafuda with them maybe you could do a video explaining how to play 88 or koi-koi so I can better understand the games. Ive been having a hard time translating the rules for some of these games so it would be nice to see someone cover it.

Best fast and easy instruction out there

Hi Chris! I’m glad I found this channel! Very interesting and fun! - Carol Borrelli

This is one of the best two player card Games out there, and probably the best with a standard deck IMO. My wife and I play this when we go to a winery or brewery on a date. Simple but strategic. There is a nice press your luck feel when deciding to knock. Perfect game for this channel! I actually believe that 10 points for under cutting and 20 points for Gin is the standard scoring, but there are lots of variants. Pagat is a good website for card game rules. Basically like Hoyle was for the printed version.

Flawless tutorial. This is one of the best two player games out there and I've taught it to several friends and shipmates. One fun variant is Oklahoma Gin. In this version, the knocking point for each round is determined by the initial upcard. So, for example, when you turn over the first card and it's a 5, you need to have five points or less to knock. If it's an 8, you need 8 points or less. And so on. In addition, if the initial upcard is a spade, points count double for that round. This game has an old tradition in my family. My great-grandfather would play this wtih my uncle when my uncle was a little boy. I never met my great-grandfather, but when I play gin rummy with my uncle, we make sure to play by the rules my great-grandfather taught him. Plus, it seems to unlock a whole bunch of memories for my uncle, and I've heard several stories about my great-grandfather I never would have known otherwise. It's beautiful to know that we are keeping his memory alive through a game.

I played this with my mom all the time. Been teaching my kids now, wish she could play. Great video 👍

Love this quick and detailed card game videos. Perfect for when I'm trying to teach games to my friends but forget a rule or two.... lol

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Great video from Sydney, Australia!

cool channel thanks! we played the original last night and just bought the 20 year jubilee edition - FYI no one has reviewed this yet!

You can play this the dumb way, and have everybody think you're a saboteur. Troll level unlocked!

great video

You explained that perfect. Now my memory is refreshed. I got it👏🏾

Thanks for a great tutorial

Does the banker set the pot ?

Thank you! Perfect explanation for my young family.

"It was a different time entirely..." 😂

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Not a patch on Axis & Allies.

Great help. You made it very easy to understand.

Who all here trying to get through gambler 9 in RDR2 ?

Hi, thank you for the information! I was so lost trying to figure out how to play and I’m so happy you could explain!

I dont know if this is a family tradition or regional variant but i'm from veneto and during the scoring part we usually add a point if you score the "Re Bello" or the king of denari (coins) Nice vid!

Hi! Love this video!! What is the name of the deck you have at 9:42 ?

Thought I was gunna watch an advanced video but this is okay too

Hello, Great Explanation!!! Where can I find the Tressette for 4 players i.e for 2 teams. Please do let me know.

The most fun modern usage of the tarot deck that I know of is a game called His Majesty the Worm. It's a full tabletop RPG that use the tarot deck instead of dice.

Your nana was Clara? She was a legend.

Never won a game of Risk. Not once. Great video, though!

Thanks for this. My great grandmother played Mahjong and I'm finally getting started myself. It's a very deep and intricate game but this covers all the most important points to get started. Great job as always.

Bruh finessed bro smh

After Memoir 44 it’s hard to get anything else to the table. Great video though!