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How To Play Slap Jack - Tutorial - Card Games

17,193 views July 6, 2020 1:11

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Family card games:
If you have a deck of cards, you have hours of fun and competition in the palm of your hands. Try these common family card games with your new deck of luxury playing cards.

Slapjack Rules:
For this game, you’ll just need 2 or more players and your new Kings Wild Project deck.
Directions:
1. Distribute the cards evenly to all players
2. Going counterclockwise of the dealer, each player takes a turn placing a card face up on the table. Card should be pulled face out from the player, so they don’t see the card before it is played.
3. If a jack is placed on top of the pile, the first person to slap the card takes the entire center pile. If a card is slapped incorrectly, then the person who slapped it must give a card to the person who just played
4. Once a player runs out of cards, they are out. However, they can revive themselves by slapping a jack on the pile.
This is just one game, but there are hundreds out there for players of all age ranges, including:
 Crazy Eights
 Spoons
 War
 Hearts
 Spades
 Pinochle
 …and more!

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Kings Wild Project published this 1:11 video tutorial on July 6, 2020. It has been watched 17,193 times on YouTube.

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