Or you can stop playing once someone reaches a designated score, for example, 50 points.
You can stop when everyone has dealt once, twice, or three times. Now that the remaining players can see all their cards, everyone gets one more turn to do what I call "damage control."ĭeal passes to the left. However, everyone else at the table must turn over their hidden cards. The person who turns over their sixth card is done. It keeps going until one person turns over his/her sixth card.
Yes, you might be discarding a King or even a Joker. This is the fun of the game! If you replace an upside down card, you must discard it. The game uses a dedicated deck of cards with each suit numbered from 0 to 13, and certain numbers being marked as 'Peek', 'Spy' or 'Swap'. Either way, if the card is replaced, it must be discarded. Cabo is a 2010 card game by Melissa Limes and Mandy Henning that involves memory and manipulation based on the classic Golf card game and similar to Rat-a-Tat Cat (1995). A drawn card may be discarded if the player doesn't want to use it.Īny card on the table may be replaced with the drawn card whether it's upside down or not. If you pick up the card from the discard pile, you must play it. If no one has the same card showing, play starts with the person left of the dealer.Īt each turn, the player can either draw from the deck or pick up the last discarded card. The first person to the left of the dealer that has that same card showing gets to pick it up and start the game. The first card from the deck is turned over to start the discard pile. Now that everyone has six cards with two turned over, it's time to play. If you have the two outer columns with fives, it is NOT a block.) However, because there is a block of fives, everyone else at the table will have 10 points added to their final score. This setup has a score of 2 because the fives cancel each other out in both columns. If anyone gets a block of four of the same card, that player gives 10 points to everyone else at the table. There is a special condition where one player can give points to everyone else at the table. The nines cancel each other out since they're lined up. The other important thing about scoring is that two cards of the same value that appear on top of each other cancel each other out. Your goal is to have the lowest score on the table. (Yes, that's right, Kings are good!) Jokers score negative two. You need to remember the following point cards. It's been my experience that it is not a good idea to turn two cards over that are right above and below each other. Lay your cards on the table in the following fashion:Įveryone can turn two cards over. The object of this game is have the lowest score, hence the name Golf. A fast paced game of strategy and plain old dumb luck.
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