How to Win at Euchre - Tips, Tricks & Strategies - Step by Step Instructions - Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ก.ค. 2024
- #Euchre is a great #cardgame and this video shares some simple tips, tricks and strategies to help you do well at Euchre. Watch the video for all the details (by #HowToSolvePuzzles ). This card game relies on both the luck of the cards being dealt, plus relies on the skill of the player to do the best with the cards that have received. Euchre can can be played with friends / family or on an app on your phone.
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Euchre is not very popular in the US and mainly played in a small area of states like Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania. Awesome to see someone outside the states playing it 😎
Thanks, it's a great game!
It’s played all over the Midwest
@@kelbycahalan149 yeah that’s where Michigan Indiana and Ohio are located derrrp
@@rhcp4life697 not just those states tho
@@kelbycahalan149 I’m aware Sherlock
Here's what I would have liked to have seen- picking up all 4 hands and assessing whether to pick up or not and then a few rounds where you are playing each hand based on what's been played.
Thank You for your detailed description. I needed a refresher and your video was very helpful
Glad it was helpful!
This is very helpful, thank you!
Thanks!
11:00 I'd go alone in Diamonds. You will most likely Trump the first trick with your King or take it with the Ace of Hearts, if hearts is led. If your opponent Trumps in with the Ace you can take with either Jack and draw out the rest of the Trump with the remaining two trump in your hand. Then Your Ace of hearts should be good. The Queen will likely ride through as well.
Your opponents will hold their Aces and are more likely to take out your King on the last trick.
Totally agree
if you go alone hearts you are gaurenteed 4 tricks in almost every scenario, and then that lets you lead in the least trick, which would mean unless an opponent has the ace of diamonds and kept it until the last trick, the king rides through
@@elijahmorrow1984 Either way you are getting a point, the idea of going alone is to get all five tricks. If one of your opponents has the Ace of Diamonds, they will likely hold it until the end or Diamonds will be led it on the first trick. This is a likely scenario. In order for you to not take out the Ace of Diamonds if Diamonds is trump, one of your opponents would need to have at least three of the remaining four Diamonds in the hand, an unlikely scenario. To take out the non-Trump Queen of Hearts, an opponent would need the King of Hearts, plus a second heart. They would also have to hold both hearts until a heart is led, which is less likely than someone holding an offsuit Ace.
@@kingrex1931 ohh I see now
At 9:26, we play, if your partner deals and you order your partner up, you have to go alone.
My biggest question with Euchre is what do you do when you only have low cards of a mixed suite? A hand of 9 jacks and hearts seems hard to rock with
My friends and I just played. Your description of 'trump' suit did not have enough examples.
And, I'm not sure I agree with what you said. From my understanding of Euchre?
In the version I play in Ontario, if you order your partner up, it means you go alone, always
Its called Canadian Lone. Where I’m from if you had at least three trumps that was dealt out, you have to order.
12:09 You should lead the 10 of hearts and hold the King until the end. The 10 should draw out the Ace and after you use your two bowers the king should take the last trick.
King Rex Exactly what I thought before I saw your comment.
@RonnyDonny13 You can be burned with any strategy. Leading the 10 is the best strategy because your partner might take that trick. You have two hearts and one diamond, so it is less likely your partner has a heart, which would allow him to trump in on the trick or they could have the Ace. You have to play the best possible strategy. The King is the worst possible lead.
I'm fairly new at this game, but I was thinking throw out the 9 of diamonds to reduce the amount of suits in my hand, my partner could have the highest diamond or trump it with the 9 of spades, but since "I" ordered up that 9, wouldn't the other team have the lead? Anyway if they take the trick and lead anything but the ace of hearts I can take it and put down the two jacks that's 3 tricks
@@stag6161 If you played the 9, you would void yourself in Diamonds, but it is unlikely that diamonds will be led again. The idea behind leading the 10 of hearts is to draw out the Ace, if this happens you would be left with the highest heart. You have both bowers, so that is two tricks right off the top. If you end up with the last lead, which is likely, Trump could be exhausted and you would be left with the King of hearts as your last card, making it good for the last trick. There is also a higher likelihood that your partner could trump in and take Hearts than Diamonds since you have two out of six hearts in your hand but only one Diamond.
@@kingrex1931 thanks for the advice, i'm getting smarter about playing the off suites its been working out pretty good
This guy has a great voice and accent!
Very soothing
Thanks!
Didn’t know it was played much outside traditional Big 10 country and Canada.
Are there any specific videos on how to read your partner? I'd have a competitive edge if I wasn't always trying to get all three tricks myself and making inefficient use of my partner. But with some partners, you do want to try to get the three tricks yourself, either because your partner is just getting bad luck or because they're not totally with it.
Good question. When I'm calling, I try to have at least two good cards in my hand and hope my partner can win one trick. This is usually successful 80% to 90% of the time. Perhaps discuss a strategy with your partner before the game..
@@howto...solvepuzzles Thank you so much for your reply! Yay! That all sounds good and makes sense. Can't talk to my partner beforehand because I have no friends and all I do is play online. ^^;
One thing to look for is if it's an early trick and your partner throws off, they are probably voiding a suit or throwing away a card below an Ace. For example, If Spades are Trump and hearts are led, if you partner throws out a diamond or club, you should lead that suit. Lets say the Ace of hearts was led and your partner threw out a diamond. If you take the trick, lead a diamond if you can, they should be able to Trump in or have the Ace. It doesn't always work out, but it will a lot of the time.
You can lead to give your partner a chance. Some people will lead their bowers out first, pulling all their partners Trump out. If you don't have offsuit aces, you don't need to pull out the trump cards. Sometimes it makes sense to lead you worst card, like an offsuit 9 or 10, especially if it is the only card in that suit. Don't play it like a loner if you aren't going alone.
@@howto...solvepuzzles may I ask where you play online? I used to play online only, but the site closed down. Now I just play apps.
@@RowenMyBoat yahoo euchre
What about "No Trump" Euchre, I've seen that version played also. We play every Saturday night.
When we order our partner up, we have to go alone! 😃
That’s also how we play!
I understand the Joker was invented for Euchre back in the 19th century. But it's not part of the standard Euchre game today.
That's interesting, thanks for sharing!
Few things he missed. Your not playing to beat your partner, don't steal a trick they already won. I disagree with his K lead with the spades as well. I would throw 10. I know I get atleast one more if not 2 more leads with the right and left, and I want to pull that ace, so when my Jack clears Trump, my k can walk. Right Left, and k off are the 3 needed tricks. If you're lucky your partner has the A off or can even Trump the other team who had it in the first play. Give your partners hand a chance to play if you don't have a guaranteed 3. Also I might lead a Trump with an A K Q of Trump in my hand. Gotta play Trump to get Trump. You already have almost half of them, maybe your partner has the r, and if not, maybe you pull both right away. That hand depends on your offs if you got two aces or A K , A Q suited offs, I'm definitely leading that trump
Waiiittt... so if one is alone... and everyone puts down an ace that is not the trump... who gets to point. Saying if the trump is spades and no spades are played...?
The winner is the person that played the first card.
If you don’t follow the suit that is lead and you don’t play a trump then you automatically lose
You sound Korg 😂
Thanks and thanks for the compliment!
My friends and I just played. Your description of 'trump' suit did not have enough examples.
And, I'm not sure I agree with what you said. From my understanding of Euchre?
Trump means that ear beats any card of another suit. If more than one trump card is played, the highest card of the trump suit wins the trick. I hope that helps.