2:49 You *can* use a tile from the board to replace the joker. (You must use the joker to make a new set on the same turn, and you must also play at least one tile from your rack that turn.)
If you find an alternative place on the ‘board’ for the joker - it can be used. That is how I have played the game. Regarding the 30 initial points - each player must have tiles to lay down that add up to 30+ on their own without the use of another persons tiles.
If you aren't the first player to set down their tiles adding up to 30, do the other players get to add to the other tiles on the board on their same turn after their initial 30 is out? Do you play that you have to use a tile from your board to replace the joker? Or can you use a tile from somewhere on the board to replace the joker. The rules from different editions of the game seem to have different rules. Especially when it comes to jokers. Whenever playing with something who already knows how to play, this is something we have to discuss.
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It was most definitely in print and is unlikely ever to leave it.
2:49 You *can* use a tile from the board to replace the joker.
(You must use the joker to make a new set on the same turn,
and you must also play at least one tile from your rack that turn.)
To be clear, the minimum of 30 for an opening play can
be met by playing multiple sets adding up to 30 or more.
Thanks for sharing 👍
If you find an alternative place on the ‘board’ for the joker - it can be used. That is how I have played the game.
Regarding the 30 initial points - each player must have tiles to lay down that add up to 30+ on their own without the use of another persons tiles.
I think my family's copy suggests playing 1 round per player and then the
player who won the most rounds wins, with ties being broken by their scores.
👆 Very nice video 🥇 This is an interesting game and we are playing too
Looking for this type of game for 2 to 6.....perfect, not too difficult.
If you aren't the first player to set down their tiles adding up to 30, do the other players get to add to the other tiles on the board on their same turn after their initial 30 is out?
Do you play that you have to use a tile from your board to replace the joker? Or can you use a tile from somewhere on the board to replace the joker.
The rules from different editions of the game seem to have different rules. Especially when it comes to jokers. Whenever playing with something who already knows how to play, this is something we have to discuss.
Good review.. just one thing I'm unclear on.. I thought every players first play must be a sum of 30 or more? Any thoughts?
Yes the first round has to be 30 or more
Can I use 2 joker's to form a group or a run at any one time.Pls enlighten me.thankks
Travel version?