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Create Match for Tournament - tournament match starts when you hit the Create bu*ton Welcome to World of Card Games! Click Here to learn about ranked gamesOr click a game to play! Sign in now, you cannot sign in during a game!   ------------------------- So if you wish to play Hearts, Spades, Euchre, Gin Rummy, and other games, please enable Ja*aScript. Go Fish is a 2 to 6 player book collecting game. There are no teams. A book is a set of 4 cards with the same rank, such as 4 Jacks or 4 Sixes. Each player is dealt a hand of 5 cards (7 cards in a 2 player game) from a standard deck of 52 cards. The remaining cards are dealt into a pile at the center of the table. This known as the pond. On a players turn, they first select any card from their hand. For example, a Jack. They then select another player to ask if they have If the asked player has any cards with that rank (Jacks in this case), they must give them ALL to the asking player. The asking player then in the middle, if any remain. If they draw a card with the rank they asked for, they get to ask again. Otherwise play proceeds to the next When a player collects 4 cards of the same rank, this is called a book. These cards are removed from their hand and they score 1 The player with the HIGHEST score (most number of books) wins! strategy, you are telling everyone what you have in your entire hand and that may lead to you losing a lot of your cards. Hearts is a 4 player trick avoidance game. The player with the lowest points wins. There are no teams. However, wise players will form temporary alliances as the game progresses, with the 3 high-point players cooperating to give points to the player with the lowest The objective is to AVOID taking cards worth points and to finish the game with the LOWEST score. Heart cards are worth 1 point. The Queen of Spades is worth 13 points! Each player is dealt a hand of 13 cards from a standard deck of 52 cards. Each player chooses 3 cards to pas* to another player. Cards are pas*ed to the left on the first hand, to the right on the second hand,