Euchre the way you play it at the kitchen table
- Big, easy-to-read cardsLarge corner numbers and clear suits, easy on the eyes.
- A partner who plays wellOpponents on Casual, Normal or Expert.
- Hints when you want themOne tap on the light bulb shows a good bid or the best card.
- Real rulesRight and left bower, two rounds of bidding, going alone.
- Your house rulesStick the dealer on or off; play to 5, 7, 10 or 11.
- StatisticsWins, streaks, euchres, marches and loners.
How to play Euchre
Euchre is played by four players in two teams of two, with the 9, 10, Jack, Queen, King and Ace of each suit. Each player gets five cards and the top card of the kitty is turned up.
Bidding. Going around the table, each player can pass or "order up" the turned card, which makes its suit trump; the dealer picks it up and discards. If everyone passes, players may name any other suit as trump. A player with a strong hand can go alone.
Trump. The Jack of trump (right bower) is the highest card, then the other Jack of the same colour (left bower), then Ace, King, Queen, 10 and 9 of trump.
Tricks. You must follow the suit that was led if you can. The highest trump wins the trick, otherwise the highest card of the led suit.
| The calling team takes 3 or 4 tricks | 1 point |
| The calling team takes all 5 (a march) | 2 points |
| All 5 tricks going alone | 4 points |
| The other team stops them (a euchre) | 2 points |
The first team to 10 points wins.
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