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3 Ways to Play Dutch Blitz

By Matthew Lynch
April 5, 2024
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Dutch Blitz is an engaging and fast-paced card game that has been captivating players for generations. Originating from the Pennsylvania Dutch community, Dutch Blitz is designed for players aged eight and up, and can be enjoyed by a small group of friends or a large gathering of family members. If you’re ready to dive into this addictive card game, here are three ways you can enjoy playing Dutch Blitz.

1.Traditional Dutch Blitz

The traditional way of playing Dutch Blitz involves 2-4 players using a deck of 160 cards comprised of four suits of 40 cards each. Each suit is represented by a different color, with a mix of numbers (1-10) & pictures (Boy, Girl, Man, and Woman). The deck is split evenly among all players, and the main objective is to get rid of your ‘Blitz Pile’ before anyone else.

To begin the game, each player arranges their 10-card ‘Blitz Pile,’ arranges three face-up ‘Post Piles,’ and draws a hand of four cards from their remaining deck. After this setup, each player races to rid themselves of their ‘Blitz Pile’ by placing cards in ascending order on the shared ‘Dutch Piles’ in the center of the table.

2.Teams Dutch Blitz

For a fun twist on the original game, try playing Dutch Blitz with teams. In this version, you’ll need an even number of players divided into pairs. Each team member sits across from their partner while combining their decks into a single deck representing their team.

Players start with their individual creation of the ‘Blitz Pile,’ but now must work closely with their partners to deplete both piles as quickly as possible. Communication is key in this version as teammates must strategize and synchronize their moves to clear both piles efficiently.

3.Expansion Pack Dutch Blitz

If you have a larger group of players, consider using the Dutch Blitz Expansion Pack. This addition allows for up to eight players, with 80 new cards and additional combinations to increase the challenge. The expansion pack introduces two new suits (featuring a total of six suits) to make navigating the ‘Dutch Piles’ more challenging.

When playing with the expansion pack, you’ll still follow the same basic rules as traditional Dutch Blitz, but the increased competition promises a more intense experience. Adding this extra layer of complexity will undoubtedly spice up your Dutch Blitz game nights.

In conclusion, Dutch Blitz is a versatile game that can adapt to varying group sizes and preferences. Whether you prefer the traditional format, want to hone your teamwork skills, or crave added complexity with an expansion pack, this game has an option for every player. So gather your friends and family, shuffle those cards, and prepare for hours of thrilling gameplay!

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