For instance, if you play an 8 in your hand, and there is a 3, 5, and 8 on the table, you can combine the 3 and 5 and match the 8 to capture all of the cards.

You may capture a match and cards with the same total value at the same time.

Aces have a value of 1 in Casino, so you could capture a 4 and ace if you play a 5 from your hand.

If you have a 9 in your hand, you may play it to capture a 2, 3, and 4 on the table.

Example: If you have a 7 in your hand, you can capture a 3 and 4, 5 and 2, or 6 and 1.

If they do, play the card from your hand to capture the cards with the same total value on the table, and add them to your face-down scoring pile.

Check if the combined value of any cards on the table adds up to the value of one of the cards in your hand. For example, '2x32' means a double 32-card deck: 64 cards in all with two copies of each card.Capture multiple cards by playing a card matching their total value. Where the game can be played with various sizes or numbers of decks, perhaps depending on the number of players, the possibilities are listed, separated by commas. This column gives the number of cards in the deck, indicates where multiple decks are used, and the number of jokers. See the equipment section of the classified index for further details of the different designs. This column indicates the type of cards or tiles needed. In home games, the participants usually take turns to be the banker. Many casino games have this format, with a representative of the house playing as the banker. These games also work, and are most often played, with one banker and several players. The players have unequal roles: one is the 'banker' and the other the 'player'. The players must play against each other - one against one - and there are no 'partnership' or 'alliance' games. With only two players, there is no possibility of forming teams.

Card games for two players