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	--Games unique to this site!- Skarney-- John Scarne’s scoring rummy Skarney Gin-- Scarne’s gin rummy Sequence Gin-- gin rummy variant The Big Game-- 42 with 11 tricks 42 variations-- we’ve got them all Yukon-- unique trick-taking game from the 1898 gold rush. Quinto-- unusual fun game from 1900 Marjolet-- one-deck Bezique from France Jo-Jotte-- complex Bridge-like game for two Domino Euchre-- Euchre with dominoes Call-Ace Domino Euchre-- variant Iceberg-- unique scoring rummy Arlington Hts-- our own invention Fortune Rummy-- lost since the 1940s Teeko-- “lost” board game Ringo - unusual board game --42 family Dominoes-- 42 -- the parent game The Big Game -- 42 with 11 tricks instead of 7 42 Variations -- including 80, 88, 84, 79, Nello, Plunge, and Sevens Moon -- 3 player relative to 42 Partnership Moon -- 4 player Moon ---Cuban Games--- Cubilete -- Great Cuban dice game Domino Cubano -- Dominoes, Cuban- style ---Dice Games-- Farkle-- Among the best dice games, it dates back hundreds of years Cubilete -- Great Cuban dice game More dice games --Games by John Scarne- Skarney Gin-- Takes Gin Rummy to a whole new level Skarney-- The most sophisticated scoring rummy. Scarney Dice games Teeko-- board game Scarne’s Bio ---Download FREE game books!--- A to Z of Dice Games -- rules for many great dice games (55 pages) American Hoyle by Trumps 1894 (540 pages) Foster’s Hoyle 1897 (625 pages) Pirate Bridge -- great 3-person Bridge variant from 1917 (190 pages) Conquian -- ancestor to modern rummy 1913 (90 pages) ---Scoring Rummies--- 500 Rummy 500 Partnership Persian Rummy Fortune Rummy Arlington Arlington Hghts Skarney ---Gins--- Oklahoma Gin Sequence Gin Skarney Gin --Bezique Family-- Marjolet -- 2 players with 32 cards Bezique -- 64 cards Polish Bezique -- 64 card variant Rubicon Bezique -- 128 cards Chinese Bezique -- 192 cards for Bezique-mania! Zetema -- a long lost related game BBC rules for all forms of Bezique --Rare Card Games-- Bridgette -- Best two-handed Bridge variant. Compare it to Jo-Jotte Bid Whist -- Unique whist variant popular among African Americans. Eleusis Express -- famous unique inductive logic game. --Historic Card Games-- Historic British Card Games-- rules for 12 once-popular games no longer played. Medieval and Renaissance card and dice games. --Fascinating Profiles--- Ely Culbertson-- He made Contract Bridge famous. Al Sobel on the invention of Jo-Jotte John Scarne-- Houdini’s friend, card magician, author, games inventor. The rather odd and interesting story of the United States Playing Card company. Joseph Wergin-- Skat should have been it, not Contract Bridge! R.F. Foster-- Biggest game book author from the 1880s to the 1930s Stewart Culin-- Invented the modern science of ethnography - based on games! -- Original card, dice & domino games-- Parlett’s games Pips web site Pagat web site --Hundreds more games!-- The Card Games Web Site Domino Game Rules A - Z of Dice Games BoardGameGeek - all board games ---Computer Games-- Products to which we have no commercial ties but recommend: Ringo (free) Teeko (free) Curtis Cameron offers fine 42 and Moon programs. Cardmaster offers 25 games including Zetema, Bezique, Klabberjass, and Bid Whist. Here’s Bid Whist online or on your PC. --Domino Games-- Domino Euchre--the card game played with dominoes! Call-Ace Euchre-- domino Euchre variant 42 -- the parent game The Big Game -- 42 with 11 tricks instead of 7 42 Variations -- including 80, 88, 84, 79, Nello, Plunge, and Sevens Moon -- 3 player relative to 42 Partnership Moon -- 4 player Moon ---Favorite Sites--- The Card Games site has the most card games rules anywhere Playing Cards site has playing card history and pictorial examples. House of Cards has a nice mix of rules, PC games, handheld games, and books. Kadon Enterprises sells beautiful quality board games Find hundreds of chess variants here The Life of Games is an online games magazine DominoLinks site links to many domino sites David Parlett invents great card & board games! BoardGameGeek covers all board games




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On this page --

   How to make a Teeko board
   How to make a Ringo board
   How to make a Farkle scoring sheet

It’s simple to make your own Teeko game. Simply save and print the board image shown below. Then paste it onto a hard backing, such as a cut piece of cardboard, and you’re ready to play.

For playing pieces, you can use checkers men, chess pawns, Go pebbles, or Pente stones. You need four markers for each player. Be creative and see what you can come up with!

Some rules variants require the playing pieces to have visible numbers on top. For this I recommend checkers men with written or pasted numeric identifiers.

To save the board image, in most browsers you right-click the mouse over the image, then save it to a file. Then you can easily resize it (if necessary) and print it to suit.

It’s simple to make your own Ringo game. Simply save and print the board image shown below. Then paste it onto a hard backing, such as a cut piece of cardboard, and you’re ready to play.

For playing pieces, you can use checkers men, chess pawns, Go pebbles, or Pente stones. You need 4 pieces for the defender and 7 for the attacker.

To save the board image, in most browsers you right-click the mouse over the image, then save it to a file. Then you can easily resize it (if necessary) and print it to suit.

Here is a Word-format file that contains a Farkle scoring sheet you can use. If for some reason you can not use the Word-format file, here is a Farkle scoring pad sheet. The Word-format file is preferable because it includes a scoring summary at the bottom of the page.

FARKLE Score Pad www.CardsAndDominoes.com

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