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Play Card Games Like Speed

April 19th, 2011 |

Author: Bryan

play card games like speed
hello. know any good card games??

ok so i was looking for some card games that i could get into.
i like card games like Tongues, Speed, Go Fish, War

also tell me how to play

don’t sugjest a gambling game, only games that only need cards.

also not yuker

thx u buches

Try ERS. It’s a game that requires speed and reflexes 90% of the time and the rest is luck. The object of the game is to get al the cards (52). Deal out to as many players as you want. Players cannot look at their cards. The first person starts by putting down a card face up. Then, going clockwise, every person puts down a card. The method of getting cards is to clap the pile first. You can only slap when there is a double, sandwich, or add-up ten.
An add up ten is when two cards of numerical value add-up to ten. Of course, this can also occur in a sandwich (two cards seperated by another).
Face cards are also special. When a face card is played, the player after it plays a certain number of cards until he plays a ten, or another face card. If the next player does not play any of those, then the pile goes to the player who played down the face card by default.
Jack- next player plays down 1 card
Queen- 2 cards
King- 3 cards
Ace- 4 cards
Try the site below for clearer info. You don’t have to use all the slapping variations though; there are too many to remember.

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