Rules for 313 card game

Players must select to go out at after their turn, after taking the top card of the pile, they're able to arrange by all the cards in their hand aside from one into separate sets, and discard a card. After discarding players are all out, all of the other players is allow to one more turn. After the turn to play comes back to you, the round is over and the scores are added.

At the end of the round, all players must arrange their hand into sets and runs. Cards that can't hold in a set or run are examined as penalty points against the holder. The point system to see the following rules:. Ace - 1 point, 2 - 2 points, 3 - points, 4 - 4 points, 5 - 5 points, 6 - 6 points, 7 - 7 points, 8 - 8 points, 9 - 9 points, 10 - 10 points, Jack - 10 points, Queen - 10 points and King - 10 points.

Some make the Jack - 11 points, Queen - 12 points, King - 13 points. The scores are collected from round to round, and who has the lowest score at the end of the game is the winner. Card Game Wiki Explore. Wiki Content. Explore Wikis Community Central.

Register Don't have an account? In this game suits don't seem to matter at all. That's the only difference. Five Crowns has a specific deck with 5 suits but no 2's or aces. It is played the same way as Runs need to be in the same suit. Although I think it would work to adjust the rules for young kids!

We call it Dummy Rummy and the person who mistakenly discards the wild card gets to wear the dummy hat. That is correct. When you get to the rounds where you have a lot of cards, it's fine to lay some of them face down on the table. We play this game but call it Bush Rummy. We have 15 rounds as we play 'Ace' and 'Two' rounds 14 and 15 after 'Kings'. Jokers are worth 50 if you get stuck with one when you're forced to lay down.

Funny you should ask I think that poor card shuffling from the younger kids has been causing this to happen too often. My husband decided that they could no longer go out on the first turn! There's a word version of this game - Quiddler. Very fun but definitely for older children as you need to be able to spell. This sounds just like a game my family plays called nickles?! Who ever lays down wins a nickle per player each round Sorry not a comment about the game..

Rounds: Jokers are wild on all rounds. Round 1 — Deal 3 cards. Must have a set of 3 or run of 3 to go out. Round 2 — Deal 4 cards. Must have a set of 4 or run of 4 to go out. Round 3 — Deal 5 cards. They then hold it face down on the table.

When the caller sees all players with their discard on the table he calls "discard" and the players place the card face up on the discard pile to their left.

The caller continues to call "draw" and "discard" until someone has a hand of sets without any orphan cards. When a player has complete sets they say "match" immediately after the caller calls "discard".

The player with the match lays down his sets face up so that everyone can verify them. The caller then calls "draw" and "discard" once more. The player who was first to collect a complete hand of set s and call "match" goes out with zero points.

Other players at the same time on the last draw may also have zero points. Players that have orphan cards separate and total their points. The scorekeeper records the values. Scores from each hand are added together for a total score to determine a winner.

Increase the cards in each round by one card. So for the second hand each player will draw 4 cards instead of 3, and place one card face up to their left. In the third hand they will draw a 5 card hand and place one face up, and so on up to The second hand of 4 cards requires a match or sequence of 4 cards. Likewise the third hand of 5 cards requires a match or sequence of 5 cards. The fourth hand 6 cards can be won with two sets of 3 cards, matched or sequenced.