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- Whist | Board Game | BoardGameGeek
Whist is a trick taking standard deck playing card game that was played widely in the 18th and 19th centuries and is often mentioned in literature from that time period The most basic version of the game features fixed partnerships with no bidding
- How to play German Whist (Whist for 2 players) - BoardGameGeek
BGG description: "[…] The game is a quick to learn, easy to arrange, and fast-playing introduction to trick-taking games and serves as a good first step to learning to play Whist or Bridge for players unfamiliar with trick-taking " BGG user bwridge said at "Review: German Whist": "A few
- A Very Civil Whist | Board Game | BoardGameGeek
A Very Civil Whist is a Strategic level historical board-wargame that puts you in the middle of one of the most turbulent periods in English history In this game, you'll play as either the Royalists or Parliamentarians, two opposing factions vying for political, economic and religious control of England
- Scoring Sheet | Court Whist - BoardGameGeek
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- Sometimes, Simpler is Better | Whist - BoardGameGeek
Whist is an old game that was once much more popular than it is now However, in the opinion of many, despite its many virtues, Whist suffered from one particularly glaring deficiency Since there are a number of card games which are essentially Whist with some form of bidding added
- A Very Civil Whist First Look | Video | BoardGameGeek
Jeff takes a first look at the upcoming trick taking wargame A Very Civil Whist from Phalanx Games Focusing on the first English Civil War, the game is based on German Whist with a multitude of strategic wrinkles as the Royalists and Parliament do battle
- Whist: A Childs Play Review | BoardGameGeek
Bid Whist retains the majority of that classicality while adding two new common attributes of card gaming: bidding and alternate trick-taking In bidding games, learning both to take advantage of those "lucky" hands and risking a bold move with a less fortuitous deal is a good part of card gaming's charm
- German Whist | Board Game | BoardGameGeek
A two-player derivative of Whist where players spend the first half of the game playing tricks to improve their hand, then the second half playing out that hand Only half the deck is dealt, and the game begins with additional series of 13 non-scoring tricks in which each trick determines how the top two cards of the draw deck are dealt to the players, the winner of each trick getting the top
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