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    2-Player Card Game Rules

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    GOPS is a two player card game where players use cards from their hand to bid on face up prize cards. The highest bid wins the prize card. If bids are equal, the prize card remains and players bid on additional cards. The player with the most points from won prize cards wins. War is a two player game where players flip cards simultaneously and the higher card takes both. If a tie, each player flips more cards until one has a higher card and takes the pile. The player who takes all cards wins. Memory is a two player matching game where cards are laid out randomly face down. Players take turns flipping pairs, trying to find matches. The player with the most matched card

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    GOPS is a two player card game where players use cards from their hand to bid on face up prize cards. The highest bid wins the prize card. If bids are equal, the prize card remains and players bid on additional cards. The player with the most points from won prize cards wins. War is a two player game where players flip cards simultaneously and the higher card takes both. If a tie, each player flips more cards until one has a higher card and takes the pile. The player who takes all cards wins. Memory is a two player matching game where cards are laid out randomly face down. Players take turns flipping pairs, trying to find matches. The player with the most matched card

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    GOPS is a two player card game where players use cards from their hand to bid on face up prize cards. The highest bid wins the prize card. If bids are equal, the prize card remains and players bid on additional cards. The player with the most points from won prize cards wins. War is a two player game where players flip cards simultaneously and the higher card takes both. If a tie, each player flips more cards until one has a higher card and takes the pile. The player who takes all cards wins. Memory is a two player matching game where cards are laid out randomly face down. Players take turns flipping pairs, trying to find matches. The player with the most matched card

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    G.O.P.S.

    - Game of Pure Strategy


    

    Setup

    The game is for two players, using three suits from a standard 52-card pack. Cards rank Ace
    (low), 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, J, Q, K (high). As a prize, the Ace is worth 1 point, cards 2-10 face
    value, Jack 11, Queen 12 and King 13.

    

    The cards are sorted into suits (diamonds, hearts, spades, and clubs). Diamonds is shuffled and
    stacked face down as a prize pile. Each of the other players takes one of the black suits
    (spades and clubs). You can look at all 13 of your cards in your hand. 

    

    You win GOPS by using your cards to bid on the prize pile cards that come up each turn.

    

    Play

    The top card of the prize pile is turned face up. Then each player selects any card from their
    hand with which to bid for it and places it face down. When both players are ready, the bid cards
    are revealed simultaneously, and the higher bid wins the prize card. The bid cards are then
    discarded and the prize card is placed beside the player who won it. The next card of the prize
    pile is turned face up and players bid for it in the same way.

    If the bids of the two players are equal, the bid cards are discarded but the prize card remains
    on offer. A new prize card is turned face up and the next bid is for the two prize cards together,
    then for three prize cards if there is another tie, and so on. If the player's last bid cards are
    equal, the last prize card (and any others remaining from immediately preceding tied bids) are
    not won by either player.

    

    Scoring

    When both players run out of bid cards the play ends. Each player totals the value of the
    diamonds they have won in bids (ace=1, 2-10 face value, J=11, Q=12, K=13) and the greater
    total wins the game.
    War

    

    

    

    The Deal


    Shuffle the deck. The deck is divided evenly, with each player receiving 26 cards, dealt one at a
    time, face down. Anyone may deal first. Each player places his stack of cards face down, in
    front of him.

    

    You win War by having higher cards than your opponent and taking all of their cards.

    

    The Play
    

    Each player turns up a card at the same time and the player with the higher card takes both
    cards and puts them, face down, on the bottom of his stack.

    If the cards are the same rank, it is War. Each player turns up one card face down and one card
    face up. The player with the higher cards takes both piles (six cards). If the turned-up cards are
    again the same rank, each player places another card face down and turns another card face
    up. The player with the higher card takes all 10 cards, and so on.

    

    Winning
    

    The players keep playing, putting cards they win on the bottom of their stack. The game ends
    when one player has won all the cards.
    Memory

    

    

    

    Setup


    Shuffle the deck and deal the cards face-down in a random grid. 

    

    You win Memory by finding more cards matches than your opponent.

    

    Play

    Players alternate taking turns - the younger player plays first. On your turn, reveal two of the
    cards by turning them face-up. If your two cards are the same number and color (such as the 7
    of hearts + the 7 of diamonds, or the queen of spades + the queen of clubs), then you have
    found a match. Keep the two matching cards and put them in your scoring pile. If they do not
    match, turn them back face-down.

    

    Winning

    

    When the players have taken all of the cards, the game is over. Count the cards in your scoring
    pile - the player with more cards is the winner.
    Uno

    

    

    

    Setup


    Shuffle the deck of cards and deal each player a hand of 7 cards. Put the rest of the cards in the
    center of the table as the draw pile. Turn over the top card and put it face-up next to the draw
    pile as the first card in the discard pile.

    

    You win Uno by being the first player to get rid of all of the cards your hand. 

    

    

    Play

    

    The youngest player goes first and players alternate turns. On your turn, you play one card from
    your hand onto the discard. Your card must match the top card of the discard pile either in
    NUMBER or in COLOR. For example, if there is a 3 of diamonds on the top of the discard, you
    can play any diamond card or any 3 card (club, spades, or hearts).

    

    You must play a card from your hand if you can. If you cannot play a card, you must draw a card
    from the draw pile into your hand. Once you draw a card or play a card, your turn is over. 

    

    

    Special cards

    The face cards (JACK, QUEEN, KING) are special cards. Playing a special card still requires
    that you match with the top of the discard pile in color or number. Playing them has the following
    special effects:


    JACKS are DRAW 2 cards: When you play a Jack, the other player must immediately
    draw 2 new cards from the draw pile into their hand.

    

    QUEENS let you PLAY AGAIN: After playing a Queen, you can take another turn.

    

    KINGS are WILD: You can play a King on any other card.

    

    Winning

    

    The first player to play the final card from their hand wins the game. If players go through the
    entire draw pile and both players have cards in their hands, the player with fewer cards in their
    hands wins.

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