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How to Play Sevens (Card Game)

By Matthew Lynch
October 8, 2023
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Introduction:

Sevens, also known as Card Dominoes or Parliament, is a fun and engaging card game suitable for players of all ages. The objective of the game is to be the first player to get rid of all your cards. This article will guide you through the basics, including setup, gameplay, and strategy tips to excel at Sevens.

Required Materials:

– A standard 52-card deck

– A minimum of 3 players (although it can be more enjoyable with a larger group)

Setup:

1. Designate one player as the dealer who then shuffles the deck thoroughly.

2. The dealer deals out all cards face-down, one at a time, to each player in a clockwise direction. Some players may receive more cards than others – this is okay.

3. Players assess their hand of cards and organize them by suit and rank (from lowest to highest).

Gameplay:

1. The game begins with the player to the left of the dealer and proceeds clockwise.

2. The first player must place the 7 of Diamonds in the center of the playing area to start play.

3. Each subsequent player must lay down a card adjacent or consecutive in rank within the same suit as any card that has already been played. For example, after the 7 of Diamonds has been laid down, valid plays include placing the 6 or 8 of Diamonds on either side or laying down a 7 from any other suit.

4. If a player cannot play any cards during their turn, they pass their turn to the next player.

5. Players continue taking turns in this manner until one player has discarded all their cards and is declared the winner.

Tips for Playing Sevens:

1. Try holding on to high cards that serve as a barrier (i.e., Aces or Kings). This prevents your opponents from playing their lower cards in that suit and potentially forcing them to pass their turn.

2. Play cards from suits in which you have fewer cards first, increasing the chances of your opponents holding the cards you need to play in those suits.

3. Pay attention to the cards other players lay down, as this can provide valuable information about their remaining cards.

Conclusion:

Sevens is a classic card game that combines strategy and luck, making it enjoyable for both beginners and more experienced players. Now that you know how to play, gather your friends, shuffle up a deck of cards, and start playing Sevens!

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