We don't have a fourth... not even a third!
#1
Posted 2011-January-05, 16:50
-- Bertrand Russell
#2
Posted 2011-January-05, 18:09
#3
Posted 2011-January-05, 18:43
#5
Posted 2011-January-06, 04:50
Chas_P, on 2011-January-05, 19:06, said:
not bad, but can't really compete w/ 2-handed texas holdem
#6
Posted 2011-January-06, 08:57
babalu1997, on 2011-January-05, 18:43, said:
but you need 2 packs
Do you mean http://www.pagat.com/rummy/samba.html ? That's described as needing 3 packs, though.
-- Bertrand Russell
#8
Posted 2011-January-06, 15:39
Elianna, on 2011-January-06, 15:33, said:
My Girlfriend and I play it in a quite simple fashion. The maximum value for knocking is always 10, and we always play just a single match. First to get to 100 or higher wins, and we don't bother with a game bonus, box bonus or shutout bonus.
How do you like to play it and which variants do you hate?
-- Bertrand Russell
#9
Posted 2011-January-06, 16:10
One of 2-player variant called Rogue is a real fun. Sorry, did not find rules of Rogue in English.
#10
Posted 2011-January-07, 05:32
I find the Kosmos 2-player series quite interesting, for example Halali or Lost Cities. With a regular deck of cards, I would suggest Jass.
#11
Posted 2011-January-07, 05:51
George Carlin
#12
Posted 2011-January-07, 06:11
Elianna, on 2011-January-06, 15:33, said:
Casino is my favorite 2-player game. But in the standard version only addition is allowed. Allowing subtraction, too, makes it more challenging. Great for teaching children to deal with small numbers in a fun way.
#13
Posted 2011-January-07, 10:02
#14
Posted 2011-January-07, 11:42
Cribbage also pretty good.
Golf is... ok
#17
Posted 2011-January-07, 12:52
Gerardo, on 2011-January-07, 12:50, said:
Do you use a Spanish/Italian deck or an American/French one?
But the variants I played for 3-5 players are even better.
Spanish deck...
Most of the games I played were during ym trip to Spain a few years back
#18
Posted 2011-January-07, 13:00
Gerben42, on 2011-January-07, 10:02, said:
Stud is much more "interesting" than NLH? That's gotta be a first.
Agree with gwnn, just because something is popular doesn't mean we have to be contrarian.
I would definitely answer poker, what version is a good question, I would not go with stud though!! lol. We've been playing triple draw and NL single draw recently and those are really fun.
#19
Posted 2011-January-08, 08:26
#20
Posted 2011-January-08, 09:52