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The term card game generally usually refers to games using playing cards, but may also refer to trading card games. There are far more of the former, with some examples listed below. |
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The term card game refers to any game using playing cards, either traditional or specialized. |
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Trick-taking games: 500, 9-5-2?, Bridge, Euchre?, Hearts, Napoleon, Sheepshead, Skat?, Spades?, Tarocchi?, Whist, Pinochle |
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Other games using cards include trading card games and [combination games]? with use cards in addition to other playing equipment. |
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[Rummy game]?s: Canasta?, Gin, [Gin Rummy]?, Mah Jong, Rummy 500 Gambling games: Blackjack, Boure?, Panguingue?, Poker, [Red Dog]?, [3 card brag]? Solitaire or Patience games: Klondike, FreeCell? (see a guide to Solitaire/Terminology Cribbage? Stops Family: (The stops family is characterized by games where the goal is to get rid of all your cards, playing (usually) one card at a time.) Uno, Macau, Mao, Crazy Eights, Fan Tan, Michigan Rummy, President (Asshole; The Great Dalmuti), Egyptian Ratscrew Other games: Go Fish, Grass, Macchiavelli?, [Old Maid]?, Spit?, War, 24, Mille Bournes Dominoes |
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Trick-taking games: * 500 * 9-5-2? * Bridge * Euchre? * Hearts * Napoleon * Sheepshead * Skat? * Spades? * Tarocchi? * Whist * Pinochle [Matching game]?s: * Canasta? * Gin * [Gin Rummy]? * Rummy 500 * Go Fish Gambling games: * Blackjack * Boure? * Panguingue? * Poker * [Red Dog]? * [3 card brag]? Solitaire or Patience games: * Klondike * FreeCell? (see a guide to Solitaire/Terminology) Shedding games: * Uno * Macau * Mao * Crazy Eights * Fan Tan * Michigan Rummy * President (Asshole; The Great Dalmuti) * [Old Maid]? Accumulating games: * Spit? * War * [Egyptian Ratscrew]? Special decks: * Grass * [Mille Bournes]? |
Other games using cards include trading card games and [combination games]? with use cards in addition to other playing equipment.
[Matching game]?s:
Gambling games:
Solitaire or Patience games:
(see a guide to Solitaire/Terminology)Shedding games:
Accumulating games:
Special decks:
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