How To Play Casino (Card Game)
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- This video tutorial will teach you how to play the card game Casino.
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This video will start by teaching you the general concepts of Casino, and is followed by the more detailed features of the game. This tutorial is perfect for beginning players, and experienced players that need a refresher.
After watching, you will know the basics on how to play the card game Casino. All that is left to do is grab a friend and start playing!
This Casino tutorial will cover the following topics:
How to deal the cards
The overall objective of the game
How a round is played
How to keep score
A review of the rules
Please leave a comment below if you need any additional information about Casino, if you have any questions about the game, or if any aspect of the game was not clear in the video.
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Thanks - I used to play this with my grandmother when I was a child and forgot how. Her memory lives on :)
I used to play with my grandmother too. I’ve never met anyone else that knew the game.
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Me rn :,)
I played this with my Gma too. She called it Casina and her mother had taught her. Great game!!
Awwww that's so cute
I played a variation of this with my father called Royal Casino, where you could build 11, 12, and 13 for the J, Q, and K.
Same here. All the way through the face cards and even use Ace as 1 or 14 !!@
I like that version, do that as well
Me too, that's how I learned it. All the way to 14.
There are several variants, Royal, Spade, Royal Spade, Diamond, and Draw. In Spade Cassino you get points for most spades. In Draw, you draw from the deck instead of dealing each round. Royal Spade is a combination of Royal and Spade Cassino. Diamond is a hybrid of Cassino and Scopa using a stripped deck.
You could also play a variation where you get a bonus point each time you swipe the table, taking every card there is, and you place one of the cards sideways in your collective pile as a tab.
Yeah that's how I play. We also take a card every time we play one rather than waiting and dealing four.
I like learning about new card games
This game changed my life. My dad taught me how to play at age 5. By age 7, I was repeatedly destroying his buddies at card nights. Playing for candy, I had a mission. Destroy.
My love for cards was born through Cassino.
DAMN. YOU WERE A CASINO MACHINE!!!
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One occasion that can occur is not mentioned here: You can clear the table. This is called a "tout", French for all. Every time you clear the middle you are awarded an extrapoint. This can happen either if you can add up all cards in the middle with one card of your hand or if you can build up cards to the same sum twice or even three times. Example: In the middle there is a 2, 6, 5 and 3. You can build an 8 from 6 and 2 and from 5 and 3. If you have an eight you can take all cards. The next player is left with an empty table and must put one of his cards in the middle.
the way i play there is only 11 available points in every game.
I play with this rule as well when you clear the table!
Very well explained! So many card games sound interesting - as I've been trying to learn more beyond 5 card draw poker, blackjack, hearts (at a Window's edition level) and ...solitaire(s) - yet reading the gameplay is sometimes more confusing than just seeing it done. Thanks much!
Agreed. I can usually understand a game pretty well from reading the rules, but the builds and calls were confusing the heck out of me before watching this video.
Now, it's making a lot more sense.
Thanks for this! Very straight forward. My mom and I want to start playing this again.
I have played it with rules that players gets one point each time they're able to empty the table during the game. Also we had diffrent values for little casino (value of 15) and the big casino (value of 16) when they're played from your hand. But when they are trailed their value gets back to their face value.
+Jimi Spice
Well, according to Hoyle, the first rule you stated is correct. Players get one point each time they're able to empty the table during the game. This is called a "sweep." Hoyle does not mention anything about the 15 and 16 point values though.
I've always been told that the small casino (2 of spades) have a worth of 15 on hand, and a worth of 2 on board. Same goes for the big casino (10 of diamonds) just one larger; 16. and worth 10 on board. I've also been told i cannot build with an ace. *Because aces are point cards, and count as 14 on hand and 1 on board. unless they are already on the bord, where they are worth one. Then again we might play by different rules, as most do. I'd love to see if anyone else has a diversion of the rules that they want to share. Thanks for the video!
That is exactly how all my friends and family members play it. 2 Spades worth 15 on hand and 2 on the table. 10 Diamons worth 16 on hand and 10 on the table. It is not allowed to build a combination with the Ace the player holds in his/her hand or pair the Ace to take another Ace because is worth 14 on hand. Ace on the table is worth 1.
However, we play with 1 Joker which is worth 17 on hand and on the table. So if the player is not able to take the Joker by adding multiple cards or building a combination then the last player that took in cards takes the Joker along with all remaining cards. Joker is worth 3 points.
Great job! Thank you! It's a blast and you can knock out a game before dinner...
We play it a little differently. Ace is 14 on the hand and one on the table. You can't use it in builds if it's not already on the table. Two of spade is 15 on the hand and two on the table. Ten of diamonds is 16 on the hand and 10 on the table. The last two also have to be on the table to use in builds. Clearing the table gives you one extra point. Call combinations can't be taken by others.
I played with grandmother too! I haven’t played in about forty years! Thank you!
We'll start again.
We are playing now every Saturday since covid19.
With my father 92 and mother 86. We love ot
Well explained thank you! Always looking for new cards games to play while fishing :-p
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One key rule was missed in this video: Sweeps. If you clear the board, you get a point. Say there is a 4 and a 3 on the table. If your opponent plays a 2, and you have a 9 in you hand. You can combined the three board cards to make a 9, and with no remaining cards, you've swept the board and get a point. You can get people into sweep locks by having similar hands and can run up several points in a row.
The sweep point rule is on or off depending on the game. When playing with two players if you're looking for a longer game, there are no points for sweeps. The sweep point only makes sense (that is in my experience) if there are 3-4 players.
similar game is the greek "diloti" 10 points for sweeps
;)
We play his game in my family with slightly differnt rules, we deal out 13 cards to each player and player one has to trail a card to start off the game. Also we assign value to J,QK of 11,12,13 and ace can be 1 or 14. So you can build up to a JQK if you can
Very nice trick.
Can you play a card from your hand that would be used to add up to a card in the middle? For example, in the middle there is a 5 and an 8. I have a 3 in my hand. Can I play the 3 on the 5 and move it to the 8 and take all 3 cards?
No, not in traditional, you have to hold the total. But if you play subtract also then you can.
*Help needed.* Years ago I used to play a 2-handed solitaire with my grandmother that involved only one deck. She passed now, but I asked my mother if she knew how to play and while she remembers playing, she didn't remember the rules. Do you think you might know or can find out the rules for that game? It was a fun game.
+Mario Pellegrino Possibly the game Kings In The Corners. It is a solitaire type game that can be played with 2 players. There is a video tutorial of it on our channel.
No, Kings in the Corners we used to play too. In fact, I'm the one that taught my grandmother that one and she loved it so much she would even play it as a solitaire. But there was one game that she called two-handed solitaire where we split the deck in half and made plays that were similar to solitaire moves on each other's turns but with a weird tableau, and that's all I can remember.
I searched Google & YT to no avail. If it's any help, my mom keeps telling me that she's confusing it with Spit.
Possibly the game Russian Bank. It is normally played with 2 decks, but there is a variation with 1 deck. Otherwise, the game Speed is very similar to the game Spit.
Thank you so much. I think Russian Bank might be it actually. I'm trying to find the variation with one deck. Thank you so much for taking your time to answer these questions. I love your channel by the way.
Mario Pellegrino what happens when one player run out of cards, does the player take cards from the pile or both players will have to take from the pile?
Can you pair a build? For example: There is a 5 in the middle. Player 1 plays a 5 and says "building 10". Can player two play a 5 to capture both 5's that were building 10?
No. Only a 10 can capture that build
I learned many card games to pass the time during a time when I had nothing but time. This game is the only 2 player card game that is actually fun.
Jail
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Can you add cards in the middle like lets say there is a 6 and an ace in the middle. Can i say bulding on 7 and put 6 + 1 together rhan my 7 ontop and take it.
Have you heard of Forex Trading platform?
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I think you can only build from what’s in your hand
Great explanation! 👍🏻
Interesting, I've played illimat before and it totally is based on this game and I had no idea.
I have a couple of questions.
1. Can I start a 2nd build before taking the 1st one. Example. A 2 and a 6 are on the board in my hand I have a 8,4,10. Can I build on the 2 with my 8 and then on my next turn build on the 6 with my 4 and take them both with my 10 next turn?
2nd. On the last play of the last deal can I trail cards if I have a way to take a card? Or if I can make a move do I have to make it? Saving the last pull from the middle to get all the cards...
3rd I have 6,3,6, in my hand on the board is a 3 and a 6. Can I start a stack of sixes on my first turn next turn add my 3 to the board 3 for a sum of 6 then on my last turn take the combo 3+3 I made as well as the stacked 6's with my last 6?
+john petty
Response One:
According to Hoyle, yes you can. In fact Hoyle uses a similar example when explaining the rules and I quote: *"Two or more combinations may be taken with one card; thus a 7,3 and a 6,4 may all be taken by one 10."* Hoyle further expounds upon this in the "Building" section of the rules and I quote: *"A build may be duplicated or paired. Suppose that a player holds a 10,6,3, and that on the table are 7,4. He may put his 6 on the 4, and should his opponent trail, he could place his 3 on the 7 and add both cards to the build, deferring the capture with his 10."* Ultimately, when dealing with builds, the only thing you're not allowed to do is trail and I quote: *"Having made a build, a player may not trail at his next turn. He must take it in, or duplicate it, or increase it, or leave it temporarily while he takes in other cards."* So if you really wanted to, you could even just leave the build on the table in order to take in other cards.
Response Two:
According to Hoyle, there is no rule that states you must take a card from the table if you have a way to do so. What you wrote sounds like a really good strategy. I suggest you deploy that during a game.
Response Three:
If you place a 6 on a 6, and a 3 on a 3, then you've captured those cards because they are of the same rank. I'm not 100% sure what you're asking here.
You are not obliged to take a card unless you wish to do so. (Hoyle)
My dad and I played this all the time but we built on Jacks and Queens as well. We considered Jacks as 11, Queens as 12 and Kings as 13. So, if I was holding a 2 and a King (13) and there's a Jack (11) on the table, I could add the 2 to the Jack (11) and build Kings (13). Then pick up that combo on my next turn. Also, if there were cards totaling 11, 12, or 13, we used a face card to pick them up. For example, a 7 and a 5 equals 12, so we'd pick them up with a Queen.
Have you heard of Forex Trading platform?
That's the royal casino variant.
Wait..., what if there are still 4 cards left on the board and no player has a match from their hand or things that can be equivalent to the number and/or face cards while the dealer still has cards and the players still have 4 cards?
Why do you do now?
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Also, what does the dealer do if there are 4 cards on the board and both players still have 1-3 cards in their hand and none of them are allowed to be placed or trailed on to the middle of the board?
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Can you also, call combination on top of a call combination and/or a build combination?
Great explanation great tutorial
Thanks
In South Africa we play a slightly different variant, first kings, queens and jokers are not used. Secondly all cards are dealt to players hands, no cards are dealt to the floor unless there's odd number of players
Thank u for teaching me this in is very fun with my friends😀
Who goes first after a all players have run out of the 4 cards they were dealt (Not the end of the game but when players would receive 4 more cards each)?
My brother and me play a version of this game called “Four on the Board”. Essentially, you do the same matching with no builds. Winner is the player with the most cards.
What is the scoring system based on? Only on the person who has most cards? One deck is used, right?
I was taught / always played that each player gets dealt 6 the first hand then 5 each hand after
Oh really?
Do you know rummy
The tutorial is for 2 players but I see that up to 4 can play. Do there need to be more cards in the middle, say 2 cards in middle per player, or are there only 4 cards regardless of the number of players?
There are only 4 cards in the middle regardless of the number of players.
@@GatherTogetherGames in the video there is an instance where you have 5 cards on the table. How is this possible if there is always a max of 4?
:(Help Needed): Im a little confused, so if i had a 4 in my hand and there was a 3 and 7 on the table. Then can I use the 4 and 3 to build 7 and then use the 7 to take it. I don't think this is possible but just checking?
I think, no. The cards on the table must be, or add up to the card in your hand, not the other way around. E.g. you had a 3 and 7 in hand, a 4 on the table, then you could build a 7 placing your 3 on the 4, then taking it with your 7 on your next turn. Your example takes the combo with a card on the table, not with a card in your hand. That's not allowed.
I've watched through the video a few times now & I can't seem to find the answer something: if all of my cards can't combine or do anything in any way, what happens then? Do I just progressively keep trailing my cards until the other player has no cards/can't combine or anything either?
If none of your cards can bring in a card from the middle or be built on a card, you will have to trail a card. You will keep trailing a card every turn you cannot bring in a card or build on a card.
@@GatherTogetherGames Thanks for taking the time to read & reply.
Can you do casino live
Please find another person and play each of the card games live stating with casino and running
I just subscribed I need to learn this games. I thing you will game a lot of subscriber doing live games.
Thank you....
In Illinois prison we deal out 6 cards in the first round and 4 cards the rest. 10 of diamonds is 3 points, deuce of spade is 2 points, aces are 1 point each,most spades 1 point and cards is 1 point. Also in the last round of dealing you have to say "cards or all of them". Letting the other player know there's no more cards left. Fail to do so, the other player gets a extra point. This version is called 6-5. First player to six points wins the game. Its awesome that there are many different versions of this game.
Yooo bro was jus playin for money last hand 10 of diamonds on board neither of us could pick up I called cards but he picked up last so he said he won the 10 diamonds I was like hell naw I called cards I was locked up in Chicago too but I can’t remember exactly who is right can you help us out??
Hi everyone!!
Where can I play this game online to practice?? I have been looking and I can’t find a website
Type in "cassino card game" in the google play app in your phone there's a couple of apps there you can play.
Awesome explanation!!
Used to play this with Grandpa who learned the game while serving in WWII. I don't know as kids I could follow all the rules, but it is a great game and seeing all the rules adds a lot, I can't wait to play with my brother :)
Forgot to add that if dealer randomly puts two of the same card in the middle - for example, two Queens, and the player has one Queen, he can pick up both Queens in the middle, and at the end the one Queen will be picked up by the last person.
I know a similar game, it's called "Escopa de 15", you remove 8s, 9s, and 10s, and deal three cards to each player (instead of four), and you open four cards on the table, instead of having to add up values to take the cards, in Escopa de 15 you add up to 15, the Q is worth 8, J is 9 and K is 10 (A is 1), and the rest is worth face value. Just like in this game, you can only play one card at a time, and you have to trail if you can't add up to 15. You get points like this:
Most cards
Most diamonds
Most sevens
The seven of diamonds
Each of them is worth a point
You can also get points by making "Escopas", that is, making a sum of 15 that leaves no cards on the table, forcing your opponent to trail, you get one point for each Escopa you make
You can build and then continue to pick up cards but can't trail a card correct?
Yes. If you’re the last to modify a build you can’t trail until that build and all others that you are working on are captured or taken control of by an opponent
When does a player draw a card from the deck, is it when they both run out or whoever runs out can go ahead to pick a card?
+ohenewa danquah Players only play 1 card from their hand per turn. After 4 turns both players will be out of cards. The dealer will then deal 4 new cards to each player.
what if player 1 one runs out of cards before player 2 runs out?
Each player only plays 1 card from his/her hand each turn. This way the players will be out of cards at the same time.
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GatherTogetherGames I thought the cards that are won from the game can be added to the cards the players have in their hands to play with.
Me and the wife play cut throat cassino where you can also subtract so nothing is safe. If 8 and 9 are on the table and I have an ace then 9-8=1 and I take it with the ace. It's extremely hard to leave anything on the table because it can now be altered from the table or your hand even stacking, say, 9s because say 18 -10=8 and can be taken. It's way more challenging and fun and my wife is deadly at finding combos to steal my stack.
Could you make a video on playing Pluck Card Game. Thanks
How do you win? First person to get up to 21 right?
Have you heard of Forex Trading platform?
What if there are three aces on the board and I have either an ace or a three in my hand, can I take all three aces using my ace or three in my hand?
Absolutely. Yes.
this is great but i have 1 question: suppose for counting which player has the most cards what if both players have 26 cards? what do we do?
JTGgaming HD cards cancel each other out and neither player gets the points
@@Moneymakenmitch thnx
Looking for a multi-player game desk /mobile so I can play with friends.. Any suggestions? Thank you!
Table Top Simulator on Steam - it's expensive so wait for a sale.
Looks like a fun game
Thank you!
Wow!! This is an ACTUAL game??!! NO SHADE!! I learned this game in the hood (Harlem) from my Homies who did State time. I was always told this is a "jail game". I love this game. I wanted to brush up on my rules to teach "My LIl Ni99a" how to play. Im 41...he's 33...
Yeah when you are in your cell it passes time by a lot, when out of your cell you play spades a lot.
This is much older game than you would think, it was a popular card game during the Regency era in England. The first record of it being played in England was in 1792.
I played this with my gma growing up. She was born in 1903 and she had learned it from her mother who had learned it from her mother. She called it CASINA and the scoring was a little different. NATURAL POINTS: Cards=2pts, Spades=2pts, Big Cuss (10 of diamonds) was 2pts, Little Cuss (2 of spades) was 1pt, Aces 1pt each. UNNATURAL POINTS: came from sweeping (picking up the last card(s) from the table and those are 1pt each. Great game!!!
The best game everrr
I have a question.... if there is a 5 and a 7 on the board and I have a 2 in my hand can I just put the two from my hand on the 5 say 7 and pick up 7 because there's a 7 on the board.
No, the card played from your hand has to match the value of cards in the middle to pick up cards from the middle.
@@GatherTogetherGames next question is concerning building...I've seen people play two ways, which way is correct...example....player 1 has an 7 and 9 in his hand...on the board is an Ace and a 2....player 2 has a 10 and 4 in his hand....player 1 decides to build, he puts 7 on the 2 and says 9.... player 2 sees the Ace on the board decides to add that to the build and say 10 is that legal? because I've seen people play where you must have that Ace in your hand along with the 10 in order to add to somebody's build.
Have you heard of Forex Trading platform?
@@jdukes0004 so since they built the 9 and there is an ace on the board and you have a 10 in your hand, you can add that ace to the 9 and pick it up with your 10.
I believe that is the proper way to play.
very good series. thanks.
What's mean by most cards ,most spades and each ace ?. Please tell me
At the end of a round each player will have "won" a bunch of cards. Based on some rules these cards will give each player points at the end of the round. The goal of the game is to get to 21 points first. The rules to decide each player points at the end of the round are as follows. The player with the most cards at the end of the round gets 3 points. The player with the most spades af the end of the round gets 1 point. The player that has gained the 10 of diamonds get 2 points. The player that has gained the 2 of spades get 1 point. Finally, each ace card a player holds at the end of the round gives another point. Players add all the points at the end of the round. If nobody has 21, a new round is played to gain more points.. If someone has 21, he/she has won the game.
What about same cards in same number . For example, if there is 8 ,player 1 has 8 . Did he can put 8 and take the 8.
Yes!
On the last hand if a person only needs 2 points, is the game over when that person gets 2 points
Not necessarily. If the opponent scores more points at the end of that hand so that they have the higher score at or above 21, they would win
Great explanation. One difference in the way we played.
We did not allow combinations to be changed one set. If a player created and 8 combination with a 6 from the and a 2 from the hand, the opponent could NOT create a 9 combination by adding the Ace.
All the rules are the same as I continue to play today except for 2 difffent rules:
1) When the Ace is in a player's hand is worth 14 but once the Ace is in the table is worth one. Therefore is not allowed to pair the Ace on the table to take it. The player must add multiple cards or build a combination.
2) We play with one Joker. The Joker is worth 15 (just like the Jack is 11, Queen is 12, King is 13) and the Joker is worth 3 points if you manage to take it.
What if i cant do anything on the first move?
Also there are some moments where the person 2 has 1 card and cant do anything and the other person has no cards so then what to do and there r some moments in which there's nothing both the person can do so then if we place one card in the between there would be 5 cards in between is that legal?
The best game since Covid19.
Most cards means??
Make a video on the card game 11points. Please
My brothers and our friends played this game a lot when we were kids. We knew this game by one of the alternate names, namely Chicago.
Daniel Yentzer I played this game with my grandfather as a kid. For the longest time I couldn't remember if it was called Casino or Chicago. Funny to hear that I didn't just make it up!
Can you intentionally trail even if you can play?
Nah
Yes.
Mario Pellegrino what happens when one player run out of cards, does the player take cards from the pile or both players will have to take from the pile?
When does players pick up cards from the pile on the side, is it when they or run out, or whoever runs out can pick up cards?
One deck of 52 cards is used for the game. 4 cards are dealt to each player and 4 cards are placed in the middle. After each player has play his four cards, four new cards are dealt to each player. This continues until the deck has no more cards. The player who takes the last trick picks all remaining cards.
Definitely not how I learned in the correctional facility as a youngster, but heyyyy! 🤷🏽♂️
Maybe your opponents were cheating...
I thought you get 1 point for most cards and 2 cards for most spades. Also if you clear all the cards on the table you would get one point.
me and my cousin played this and we have the same amount of cards (26), so we went thought we would just count who wins by the other points, but i got the most spades, big casino and little casino (so i got 4 points) and he got all of the aces (so he also got 4 points) so we decided to end it with rock paper scissors (i won)
we had the biggest laugh that night, it was awesome
That's amazing
Can you make more than one build in a turn?
No, players can only play one card from their hand on a turn.
you can make a build and then on your next turn make a second build. as long as you have both values in your hand.
Germans would play the ace is one on the table but 14 in the hand. I learned by your method but came to like the German method better. So a ten and two could be taken by a queen. etc.
This game is originally called scopa and played with a 40 card Italian deck
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You forgot to mention the "sweep". If a player picks u a combination and leaves the table empty this is worth 1 point
What happens if no one can play a card and the board is full?
The board is never be "full" there can be any number of cards on the board.
Cuando era niño, éramos seis hermanos, jugamos esto juego con mi hermano menor de 4 años. Cuándo él fué al kínder garden, su maestra no podía creer lo bueno que era para las matemáticas. 😅
that's pretty much what italians call SCOPA played with a regular deck of cards instead o the italian one
10 of diamonds = 3
2 of spades = 2
no
That’s the way I play
Is this Texas holding
no
Everyone please note this game is different depending on where you live, In my country we dont use most cards AND/OR "most spades". "Big Casino"/10 of diamonds ( we call it "Big Mamma") is the is the one to have, a draw goes to the one who has this card. After that its anyone who gets the most points. Not cards. If you think this unfair remember that having only Big Mamma means everyone else is out to get you and is looking for you...this is why I cant play this (video/op) version of it, collection of more cards just to win feels like cheating to me. Anyone can collect cards but it takes skill to secure points. Main rule, there are 7 points and only 7, most points secured wins
Fabulous
Russian Bank & Nordic Russian Bank please?
We will add them to our list, thanks!
I’m surprised this game isn’t as popular as Spades and Bid Whist.
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THIS IS WRONG.
The jack = 11
The queen =12
The King =13
And the ace = 14 when in hands ✋️ and =1 when on the floor
Cassino, anyone?
At my job We play this game with 2 Decks and 4 people.
i was in jail 2 years. you cant play this with 4 people. Its a two person game.
I only trust you to teach to play a game
Bruh I used to play this as well as spades in juvenile prison and in county jail
No we don't play like that
How do you play then? What are the rules of the game you play?
Learned how to play in jail
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This game is nowhere near as difficult as some card game authors describe it. Older children can easily learn and grasp it. The draw version is better than this (standard) version.
"Death of a Salesman" brought me here.