CRAZY EIGHTS

This game is completely different from the game described.
Requirements

1. From two to eight players; four to eight players make the best online poker game.
2. A regular pack of 52.

Beginning of the Game. The selection of the dealer, seating positions, changing seats, shuffle, and cut are as provided under the General Rules for Card Games chapter 1.
The Deal. Each player is dealt five cards, one at a time. Then eight cards are placed one at a time. Then eights cards are placed face up in the center of the table in two horizontal rows of four cards.
Object of the Game. To get rid of the five cards by matching cards in the center. Play ends when a player gets rid of his five cards. If player fails to get rid of his five cards, high and low man in points win (two winners).
Point Scoring. Points are scored as follows: aces count 15 points; picture cards, 10 points; all other cards, face value. (Example : Two counts 2 points, three 3 points, etc.) When you get rid of all cards, you shout “Crazy Eights,” and win both high and low.
The Play. The turn to play rotates to the left (clockwise) beginning with the player to the left of the dealer. The player consists of placing one card face up on one of the eight cards turned up in the center of the table each card played must match the card in rank. If unable to playing turne, the player says “Pass ” and the turn reverts to the next player. This continues until one player gets rid of all his cards and shout “Crazy Eights.” If none of the players gets rid of his five cards, the players with the highest points and the lowest points are declared the winners and share the pot.

SPECULATION

Requirements

1. From two to nine players.

2. A standard 52-card deck.
3. Rank of cards is as follows: ace (high), king, queen, jack, ten, and so on down to two (low).
4. Each player contributes equally to the pot.

Beginning of the Game. The selection of the dealer, seating positions, changing seats, shuffle, and cut are as provided under the General Rules for Card Games, chapter 1.
The Deal. After dealer is decided by cutting (ace is low), he gives three cards, face down and one at a time, to each player, in rotation to the left, beginning at the dealer’s left. After the deal is completed, the next card from the deck is turned face up; this is trump.
The Play. If the card turned face up is an ace, the dealer takes the pot immediately. If it is a king, queen, or jack, he offers it for sale to the highest bidder; but the need not accept any offer unless he so desires. If he sells, he passes it to the buyer; if he does not sell, he retains it. Then all the cards are faced up, and the holder of the highest trump takes the pot.
If the faced-up trump is a numeral card, the dealer offers it for sale, as above, before any player looks at his poker hand . whether it is sold or not, it must be left face up on the table. The player to the dealer’s left then faces up his top card; and this continues in rotation to the left, around and around, until a higher trump than the faced one is turned. The purchaser of the original trump does not face any cards until the trump is beaten. If a better trump shows, it is offered for sale, as above; and the rest of the unfaced cards in the hands are turned face up one by one, until a better trump shows, or all have been exposed. The holder of the best trump at the end takes the pot.