Rules to Card Games Rules to Card Games
This area is a quick search that allows you to look up the game rules to some of the card games we sell here at NewtsGames.com. We know that many folks get their game out to play it and realize they have lost or need the rules. So we have started to post some of the most requested here.
Please note that all rules are the copyright of the perspective card game maker. Newt's claims no rights to rules given and offers them only as a service to our customers.
Some game rules are taken from "open" or non-copyright sources and Newt's offers these too as a means to help those who wish to play card games we sell.
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Canasta Canasta is a unique South American card game of melds and strategy, and a member of the Rummy card family. It was introduced to the United States in 1949, having started in Uruguay. Within a few months, Canasta became an overnight sensation. For... [more] |
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Deluxe Canasta Caliente In 1950, after sweeping north from South America, Canasta became the biggest card game craze ever. "Canasta" means basket in Spanish and the game was named for the little wicker basket that the first players used to hold their cards. This Edition... [more] |
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Euchre Euchre (pronounced /'ju:ker)/) is a trick-taking card game most commonly played with four people in two partnerships with a deck of 24 standard playing cards. Check out the rules and more here. [more] |
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Euchre Variations Euchre is a trick-taking card game that has many popular variations. Some are listed in this category. [more] |
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How to Play Five Hundred Rules from "Five Hundred" as published by US Playing Cards in 1904. [more] |
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Pokeno Rules A game that is a logical combination of the two games known as Poker and Keno (or Lotto), with features that make it more interesting and exciting than either. [more] |
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Texas Hold Em Poker The Shuffle, The Deal and The Blinds [more] |
