I changed the rules. What you roll is what you place your piece on. If it's blocked, you replace your opponent's piece with yours. If you get doubles, you go again. When every space is occupied then you count up.
I played this game for the first time with my long term crush. Before the date, I watched this video and knew it was the game for us. My (now) gf (F54), lets call her Jane, loves this game. Thank you so much @TheBoardGameKaptain for teaching us how to play this game. I can't wait to teach our future children how to play also (if my gf can still have children haha).
I read somewhere that it was a drinking game, you took a drink everytime you couldn't cover a space and it was called Pass Out because you ended up drinking a lot. That would also explain why it was very popular in pubs.
No way! I have that exact same game box thing! I was wanting to learn how to play some of the games on it, since we haven't gotten a chance to use it. This is perfect. Thank you!
I think only the people that have this game set are the ones that watch this video. Lol im saying because i could not find any other video that explains this game. Lol
Thanks for explaining Pass Out, that was on the same exact multi-game board that you show in your video. I bought it at a silent auction two months ago to give to some young relatives, in the hopes they learn to play board games instead of stuff on a computer.
jeez I really interpreted the instructions in a completely different way. When it said combined total, I do every single combination of numbers for that total and for individually, I do every single combination for both die individually. I think I complicated the game way too much since you can get 5 spaces by rolling a 6:4 and combining them individually.
I own this classic games set too. I only have one question, what's with the blank square? Do you ever get to "mark" it or something? Thanks for your review.
Thank you for your video! I bought the same game set at Goodwill today for a whopping $2.00. I had no idea what this game was, nor the cross shaped dots game. (No instructions were included, but all pieces except the dice are there. No problem for me though, as I already have a set of 6 wooden dice that will match well.) Now I'm off to figure out what the dots game is....
You're welcome. The cross shaped game of dots is Solitaire. You play by putting pieces on all the spaces except the center space. Then you move by jumping pieces orthogonally and removing the jumped pieces. The object is to have only one piece remaining at the end. I hope this helps :) Here's a link to its BGG page. boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/13713/solitaire
That board looks so nice! I got one from Target but it looks really low quality wood and it's already broken when we opened it. Do you remember where you bought yours or just the brand? The other games look really fun!
I HAVE THE EXACT SAME BOARD AaaAaa SA AaaaAaAaAa You can get that online or in stores, my dad just got it for me a few days ago so the company that makes it is still continued
Can you link to your game set? Or to one you recommend? I would like to get a high-quality large set for around 75$ for family evenings and travel. But I can't find one which isn't questionable. These are games I would like to have in the set: Backgammon Checkers / Chess Chinese Checkers Parcheesi Dominoes Shogi (Bonus for my father) Cribbage (Bonus for my mother) And of course somewhere to put a standard set of cards & die
You're not going to find one with Shogi, and dominoes rarely are included in multi game sets. If you search Amazon you'll find some with most of the others though.
Well, it is a shame but my father brings his shogi board & pieces anyway so it's not a big deal. But I was unable to find a set on amazon which had over 4 star review average and everyone claim that it's very small. Guess it simply means I didn't search enough. Thanks :D
@@Emige__ the tiny game on the edge of the board is for Passout. It’s totally different from backgammon. It’s mainly about rolling dice and using tokens to cover the numbers you rolled.
I changed the rules. What you roll is what you place your piece on. If it's blocked, you replace your opponent's piece with yours. If you get doubles, you go again. When every space is occupied then you count up.
I played this game for the first time with my long term crush. Before the date, I watched this video and knew it was the game for us. My (now) gf (F54), lets call her Jane, loves this game. Thank you so much @TheBoardGameKaptain for teaching us how to play this game. I can't wait to teach our future children how to play also (if my gf can still have children haha).
Thank you for your comment!
its called pass out because who ever passes out of boredom first looses.
A very believable theory. ;)
I read somewhere that it was a drinking game, you took a drink everytime you couldn't cover a space and it was called Pass Out because you ended up drinking a lot. That would also explain why it was very popular in pubs.
No way! I have that exact same game box thing! I was wanting to learn how to play some of the games on it, since we haven't gotten a chance to use it. This is perfect. Thank you!
You're very welcome, thanks for watching and commenting. :)
I think only the people that have this game set are the ones that watch this video. Lol im saying because i could not find any other video that explains this game. Lol
THIS !!! I just got the game set today and cannot find any other reference to it as given in the kit.
Thanks for explaining Pass Out, that was on the same exact multi-game board that you show in your video. I bought it at a silent auction two months ago to give to some young relatives, in the hopes they learn to play board games instead of stuff on a computer.
You are very welcome. 😊
jeez I really interpreted the instructions in a completely different way. When it said combined total, I do every single combination of numbers for that total and for individually, I do every single combination for both die individually. I think I complicated the game way too much since you can get 5 spaces by rolling a 6:4 and combining them individually.
We’ve all been there. ;)
I own this classic games set too.
I only have one question, what's with the blank square? Do you ever get to "mark" it or something?
Thanks for your review.
You don't mark the blank one, It's so there is an odd number of squares and therefore never a tie ;)
Thank you for your video! I bought the same game set at Goodwill today for a whopping $2.00. I had no idea what this game was, nor the cross shaped dots game. (No instructions were included, but all pieces except the dice are there. No problem for me though, as I already have a set of 6 wooden dice that will match well.) Now I'm off to figure out what the dots game is....
You're welcome. The cross shaped game of dots is Solitaire. You play by putting pieces on all the spaces except the center space. Then you move by jumping pieces orthogonally and removing the jumped pieces. The object is to have only one piece remaining at the end. I hope this helps :) Here's a link to its BGG page.
boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/13713/solitaire
This review made me laugh after we watched the how to play. “Run for your life!”
Thanks, and thank you for watching and commenting. :)
That board looks so nice! I got one from Target but it looks really low quality wood and it's already broken when we opened it. Do you remember where you bought yours or just the brand? The other games look really fun!
Unfortunately not, we’ve had this one for over 20 years. Sorry…
Oh okay. I guess we just have to hunt for a good one. Thank you though and great video!
@@fhielzkyumali7952 you’re very welcome, thank you for watching and commenting. :)
You are a very good judge and funny. Keep up the good work
Thank you very much, I'll do my best. ;)
Do you know how to play parchisi, mancala and chinese checkers?
i have a set, and i'm trying to figure out how to play them.
Those are all classic games, you could definitely do a google search to find their rules.
Do u have videos to explain the other games
I don't think we ever got around to any of the others in this set, we probably will at some point though, I like covering classic games.
@@TheBoardGameKaptain What is the game on the same side as mancala? 33 dots in a cross shape.
@@charlesball9522 it's solitaire. I'll put the BGG link below.
www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/13713/solitaire
Thank you I just bought this game set
You’re very welcome. :)
Can you say what is name of the game on a back those board with big black spots, thanks
Solitaire
Thank you
Looly I actually wanna play this shut up kirt lol
I HAVE THE EXACT SAME BOARD AaaAaa SA AaaaAaAaAa You can get that online or in stores, my dad just got it for me a few days ago so the company that makes it is still continued
Cool, good to know. :)
same
Can you link to your game set? Or to one you recommend?
I would like to get a high-quality large set for around 75$ for family evenings and travel.
But I can't find one which isn't questionable.
These are games I would like to have in the set:
Backgammon
Checkers / Chess
Chinese Checkers
Parcheesi
Dominoes
Shogi (Bonus for my father)
Cribbage (Bonus for my mother)
And of course somewhere to put a standard set of cards & die
You're not going to find one with Shogi, and dominoes rarely are included in multi game sets. If you search Amazon you'll find some with most of the others though.
Well, it is a shame but my father brings his shogi board & pieces anyway so it's not a big deal.
But I was unable to find a set on amazon which had over 4 star review average and everyone claim that it's very small.
Guess it simply means I didn't search enough. Thanks :D
Can u cover a space with 2 or more pieces
No, once it is covered with a piece, it’s done.
It's not really about playing the game it's about getting drunk
Sometimes ;)
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i thought you have to touch 6-6 to win first
I don't understand what you mean.
What is the difference between this passout and a backgammon??
If you watched the video, you would know.
@@TheBoardGameKaptain Sorry, i don't understand English very well
@@Emige__ the tiny game on the edge of the board is for Passout. It’s totally different from backgammon. It’s mainly about rolling dice and using tokens to cover the numbers you rolled.
I wasn’t playing this game
Do you know that the majority of these companion games are for kids. Usually from around 7/8. Why do you have to think of it as a gambling tool. 🤨
This game was created as a gambling game and primarily used as such in pubs. It was not a child's game. That's just the history of the game.
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