One Hundred adding game. Open Face Chinese Poker. Ottocento see Tarocchi Bolognesi. P'yanitsa Drunkard. Pagchen see Bagchen. Palace see Shithead. Palatinusz Tarokk Hungarian. Pan Panguingue. Pan Polish.
Paplu see Rummy. Parliament see Fan Tan. Parosso see Porrazo. Partner Dominoes Jamaican. Partnership Dominoes Latin. Pass The Trash Poker. Passing Dominoes. Pawnee point Call Partner Pitch. Peanuts see Racing Demon. Pedro Sancho. Pegs and Jokers. Pepito see Chinese Poker.
Perdivinci see Traversone. Perevodnoy Durak. Perida see Buraco. Pick a Partner Poker. Pidro see Pedro. Piedicavallo Tarocchi. Pineapple Poker. Pineapple OFCP. Pinochle 3-player Auction. Pinochle Domino. Pinochle Double Deck. Pinochle Single Deck Partnership. Pinochle Three Player. Pinochle Two Player. Pitch with Fives. Pizzichino see Spizzichino. Plus-Minus Jass. Pochspiel see Poch. Podkidnoy Durak. Poker all'italiana see Italian Poker.
Poker Rum see Knock Rummy. Polish Poker Four Card see Golf. Polish Poker Six Card see Golf. Polish Red Dog. Polish Rummy see Rummy. Politaine see Quatre Sept. Polski Pachuck see Polish Red Dog. Popa Prostul see Pig. Poque see Poch. Pouilleux, Le see Old Maid. Poule see Quatre Sept. Pounce see Racing Demon. Preferans Russian. Preference Austrian. Price is Right, The Poker. Progressive Badugi. Progressive Badugi with a Buy. Progressive Rummy see Contract Rummy.
Prostoy Durak. Psycho Poker. Pulle Dominoes. Punto Banco see Baccarat. Push Poker. Push Rummy. Pusoy see Chinese Poker. Pusoy Dos see Big Two. Pyramid Poker. Quattro Scartate Tarocchi Bolognesi. Quitlok see Kvitlech.
Race Horse Dominoes. Racehorse Pitch. Railroad Canasta. Ramsch see Schieberamsch. Rang see Court Piece. Ranter Go Round see Cuckoo. Rassi see Cucumber. Rat see Knock-Out Whist.
Rat Screw see Egyptian Ratscrew. Red Dog High Card Pool. Red Dog In Between. Red Frog Black Frog. Remi Indonesia. Rich Man Poor Man see President. Rickety Kate see Hearts. Ride the Bus see Scat.
Robbers' Rummy see Vatikan. ROE Poker. Rois , Les see Kaiser. Roll Your Own Poker. Rook Sluff. Root Beer see President. Rough, Le see Two Hundred. Rounce Dominoes. Round the World Poker. Rovescino see Traversone. Rubber Bridge. Ruff, Le see Two Hundred. Rummoli see Tripoli. Rummy basic. Rummy Indian. Rung see Court Piece. Ruotsalainen paskahousu. Russian Poker. Sackjass see Handjass. Samba-Canasta see Samba. San Francisco Poker. Schafkopf Bavarian. Schafkopf Deutscher. Schafkopf Palatinate.
Schmier see Smear. Schnautz see Schwimmen. Schwarzer Peter see Old Maid. Scopa Bazzica. Scopa con le Scalette. Scopa di Quindici. Screw Your Neighbor see Neighbor Games. Screw Your Neighbor see Cuckoo. Scrooge see Racing Demon. Scrounge see Knock-Out Whist. Scum see President. Second Hand High Poker. Sedma Dominoes. Sequence Poker. Setback see Pitch.
Seven and a Half. Seven Card Draw Poker. Seven Card Stud Poker. Seven Cards see Ging. Seven Hands see Court Piece. Seven Rummy see Seven Bridge. Seven Up see All Fours. Seven-card Regrets Poker. Seven-Toed Pete Dominoes. Seven-Toed Pete Race Horse. Sevens see Fan Tan. Sevens Dominoes. Shanghai Rummy see Contract Rummy. Shap Tsai see K'ap Shap. Shinkei-suijaku see Pelmanism. SHOE Poker. Shoot Pontoon. Shutout Dominoes see Chiva. Sidi Barrani Jass.
Simultaneous Solitaire. Single Dummy Bridge. Sip see Seep. Sipa Togo. Six Card Omaha poker. Six-spot Red Dog see Slippery Sam. Sixty-Six German. Sky Nine see Tien Gow. Slippery Sam. Sluitspieren see President. Smeghead see Shithead. Snip Snap Snorum. Snoozer see Dom Pedro. Solo Crazy. Solo German. Solo Six-Bid. Sotho Casino see Casino. South African Casino see Casino. Spit in the Ocean Poker.
Spite and Malice. Spoons Eights. Spoons Pig. Squeal see Racing Demon. Steal Pile see Stealing Bundles. Stitch see Polish Red Dog. Stop see Russian Bank. Stops see Michigan. Stormy Castle see Honest John. Straat-Canasta see Samba.
Strassenwart see Vier-Anderle. Streitpatience see Russian Bank. Stripped Deck Poker see card Poker. Substitution Poker. Suck the Well see Beggar My Neighbour. Sueca Italiana. Sviten Special. Svoi Kozyri Besikovich. Swazi Casino see Casino. Swedish Rummy see Crazy Eights. Sweep see Seep. Sweet Chariot Poker. Swingo Poker. Tappen Stubai see Dobbm. Tarocchi Piedicavallo. Tarocchi Sicilian. Tarocchi Bolognesi Ottocento. Tarocchino see Tarocchi Bolognesi. Tarock Stubaital see Droggn. Tarok Danish.
Tarok Romanian. Tarok Slovenian. Taroki Polish, call king. Taroki Polish, call XIX. Tarokk Hungarian. Tarokk Illustrated Hungarian. Taroky Czech.
Tarot French. Tattare see Tjuv. Taxes see Beggar My Neighbour. Ten-Card Regrets Poker. Ten-Two Slide see Shithead. Terziglio see Calabresella. Texas Hold'em Poker. Texas Hold'em Bonus. Thirteen-card Brag see Crash. Thirty Point Black Tile.
Thirty-One see Scat. Thirty-One Greek. Thirty-One see Schwimmen. Three Card Poker. Three Five Eight see Sergeant Major. Three Five Seven Poker. Three in One see Tripoli. Three-Spot see Kaiser. Thunee South African. Thuni Nigerian. Tic Tac Toe Poker. Tiddly-Wink American. Tiddly-Wink British. Tien op en neer see Oh Hell! Tile Matching Solitaire. Tile Rummy Romanian. Tjak-Ma-Tchi-Ki see Jjak-mat-chu-gi.
Tod und Leben Life and Death. Tonj see Russian Bank. Touch see Russian Bank. Tournament Blackjack. Trees Poker. Tressette a non Prendere see Traversone. Trex see Trix. Trionfino Beccaccino. Trionfo Beccaccino. Write the next sentence, and pass it on. And so on. When your creative depths have been plumbed and no more tales can be spun, read them out.
Stories will be enhanced by using names of other fictional characters as you go. Take it in turns to read quotes by or about various characters — they could be from classic novels you all know or from your latest book group read. Others must guess who said what and when, and about whom, where relevant.
Could be a quiet way of passing the time and patting yourself on the back at your astounding literary knowledge, or you could get competitive by dividing into teams and keeping score. From litlovers. This one is my favourite dictionary geek alert. Similar to the paperback game, you take it in turns to pick a word from the dictionary, write out its definition, and then add two more definitions of your own.
Then read the three possible definitions out to the group — or get your neighbour to do so if you have a bad poker face. The others must each guess which is the true definition. Give everyone 4 or 5 slips of paper and get them to write down one person — real or fictional — on each. Since this is a literary version they should all be authors or characters. The game also is known as Historycznt Upadek Japonii , which the acronym for is a vulgar word in Polish.
The first player to collect the first three letters of each word is the loser and insulted. The game traditionally uses a card French suited deck. However, suits are irrelevant, so a standard Anglo card deck can be used with cards removed.
Note, the 9 of Hearts is a special card used at the start of the game. Any of the players may deal first. The deal and the play moves clockwise or to the left. The cards are shuffled and dealt out evenly among the active players. For example, in a 2 player game, each player gets 12 cards, 8 cards in a 3 player game, and so on.
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