Card games have always been an excellent means of entertainment. They first appeared in ancient Egypt in the 11th century. However, card games are still very popular.
Perhaps the most popular card game is Fool. The maximum number of people who can play this game is six. In yard games, it is customary to allow more players. The game uses a deck of 36 playing cards. Each player gets six cards. The essence of the game is to get rid of all the cards. In the "fools" remains the player who was last unable to get rid of all the cards. On average, this game takes 10-20 minutes.
Quite interesting is a game called Neurotic. In the game, you can use a deck of 36 and 52 cards. The leader carefully shuffles the deck, then deals the same number of cards to all players. The exact number of players is not indicated. It is advisable to play this game together. The essence of the game is to collect all the available cards. A card of a certain suit is placed on the table. Then, in turn, each player puts one card from his pile on top. If the suit of the put and lying cards coincides, then the players must hit the deck. The one whose hand first touched the deck takes all the cards. It is worth noting that this game can continue for quite some time.
The Broom game uses a deck of 36 cards. Most often, two people take part in a game. Three cards are dealt to each of them. The essence of the game is to collect three cards of the same suit. Before the players, 3 cards are laid out so that people do not see the suit. Next, one of the players replaces his card with one of those lying nearby. The game will last until one of the players collects three cards of the same suit. If this does not happen for a long amount of time, then you should replace the three cards with the others. On average, this game lasts 5-10 minutes.
The game "Lie Detector" provide you with the opportunity to feel like a psychic in Rody. This game uses a deck of 36 cards. For advanced players, you can also use a deck of 52 cards. This game can be played both together and three. The driving person picks up a deck of cards. Then he draws one card so that none of the players can see it. Accordingly, players should take turns trying to guess what exactly is shown on the map, or what kind of suit. The winner is the player who guessed the most cards during the game.
