Play continues in this order until the person to the right of the dealer.That player adds the new card to their hand, looks at the cards in their hand, picks one card, then passes it to the player on their left (again, ending their turn with four cards).

They should end their turn with four cards in their hand. They look over the five cards in their hand, then pick one card from their hand to pass (face-down) to the player on their left.

At the beginning of each round, the dealer draws one card from the deck and adds it to their hand.

The dealer deals out four cards to each player (including themself), then places the remaining deck next to the spoons.

Arrange the spoons in the middle of the table.

Goal: Collect four-of-a-kind cards and grab a spoon every time another player collects four-of-a-kind until youвЂ™re the last player standing Rules for a four-player game, you need three spoons)

A number of spoons totalling one less than the number of players (e.g.

At that point, that player is declared the winner.

The game ends when one player is able to discard all of the cards in their hand.

After a King is played, start the numbering over with a new Ace.

If the accused player did not lie, the person who accused them has to pick up the entire discard pile and add it to their hand.

If the accused player did lie, they have to pick up the entire discard pile and add it to their hand.

At that point, the accused player flips over their cards to reveal what they played.

At any point immediately after a player puts down their cards, if another players suspects that theyвЂ™re lying about the cards they played, they may call out the name of the game (вЂњI doubt itвЂќ, вЂњcheatвЂќ, or вЂњbullsh*tвЂќ, depending on your preference).

you can play a 3 while verbally claiming that youвЂ™re playing a 5). Put down any 1-4 cards while claiming that youвЂ™re putting down the correct rank of card (e.g.

If you donвЂ™t have the rank that youвЂ™re supposed to play, this is where the game really gets fun: itвЂ™s time to lie.

When you play your cards, you must verbally call out what youвЂ™re playing, though you donвЂ™t need to name the specific suits (e.g. the 2 of Hearts, 2 of Spades, and 2 of Diamonds). You can put down 1-4 cards at a time as long as theyвЂ™re all the same number (e.g.

The second player puts down a 2, the third player puts down a 3, etc.

Proceeding clockwise from there, each player must play a card that is one rank above the card that the previous player put down.

This is the first card in the discard pile. They play the Ace of Spades face down on the center of the table.

The player who has the Ace of Spades goes first.

You can look at your cards, but donвЂ™t let any of the other players see!

Shuffle the deck, then evenly divide the entire deck into as many piles as there are players (itвЂ™s okay if some piles have 1-2 cards more than others, but the piles should be as even as possible).

Goal: Be the first person to discard all of your cards Rules WeвЂ™ve got a handy list of recommendations here, sourced from the staff at MaxFun! Table of Contents Now that youвЂ™ve received your exclusive deck of Maximum Fun-themed playing cards and 6-sided dice, you might be wondering what kind of games you can play with them.

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