How to play Spades
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- Опубликовано: 23 июн 2020
- Learn the rules to the playing card game Spades quickly and concisely - This video has no distractions, just the rules. While there are many variations to Spades, this video covers the original base rules.
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The object of this 4 player card game is to be the first player to 500 points. The object of each hand is to win at least as many “tricks” as you bid. Setup. Using a standard deck of playing cards, with Aces high, 2s low, and Spades trumping all, each player is given a card from a shuffled deck and who ever receives the highest card becomes the first dealer. If there is a tie, try again. The dealer shuffles and the player to their right cuts the deck. The dealer then deals 13 cards one at a time clockwise to each player. Players look at their own cards but keep them hidden from their opponents.
After everybody receives their cards, bids are made. A bid refers to the players’ expectation of “tricks” they will make in the round. Normally, all players must make a minimum of 1 bid. A trick is given to the player with the highest card in each round.
After the bids are made, the dealer lays one card from their hand face up in the center of the table as a lead. Continuing clockwise from the lead, each player places a card down matching the same suit as the lead card. If they do not possess cards of the same suit, they may play any of their cards. The card with the highest rank in the suit that was led, wins the round, winning the trick. Spades are trump, and always rand higher than the other suits. For example, A 3 of spades beats a King of diamonds. The winner of the trick, collects the cards facedown and pouts them to the side, keeping each tricks separate, then leads the next card. This process repeats until all the cards for the hand are played.
At the end of the hand, points are rewarded to players who made their number of bids. You receive 10 points for each trick made that you bid and 1 bonus point for each trick made over your initial bid. For example, if you big 5 tricks at the start of the round and ended up taking 6 tricks, you would get 50 points for meeting the initial 5 tricks and 1 point for the additional trick. Giving you 51 points for the hand. 0 points are given to players who fail to win the number of tricks they bid.
If no player has 500 or more points, then role of dealer rotates clockwise by one and another hand is dealt. Keep playing until someone has 500 or more points, then they are the winner. 
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One thing to point out is that in the hood, the preferred venue for spades, tricks are called books and it's a game that can get intense.
I wanna learn the hood version!
L.F Sader shut up, there is no “hood version”
@@junko_enoshima ey mayne
The hood is not the preferred venue, it's YOUR preferred venue...you can play it everywhere, no matter where you're from or who you are and it gets intense anywhere...
I've never heard tricks I was screaming "books you dumb ass" 🤣
I’m so confused. Help. I’m tired of going to my black families bbqs and asking for everyone to play uno instead 😩
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@@Lolojones89 😩😩😩
Realest comment ever lol
That’s exactly why im here to sis
@@kaebea2043 😭😆 fr
I learned this in a mental hospital of all places and have taught some of my friends to play using how I was taught. Good to know I was taught correctly haha. Very nice tutorial.
Same! We played this constantly when there was nothing to do lol
Me too, I guess this is a popular game to play there
Seriously that's where I learned to!
same! lmaooo
Same they said it was also popular in prison lol
That flipping of cards at the start though, super satisfing
I work at a mental hospital, and all the patients AND staff play spades. I’m trynna learn lol
Me too
(1) If you do not make your bid, you lose the amount you bid: eg, you bid 3 and you only make two, you go negative 30 in the hole. (2) Another twist of the game. When your over tricks add to 10, you lose 100 points.
Exactly how we play in my house
Confused about the last rule you said.
@@aceystar1478 By losing 100 points (each over trick is a negative 10 points), this prevents you from underbidding so you only bid a safe amount to reach the winning number. My group has always played to 500.
@@timhawks6101 so if in a whole game your over tricks hit 10 you lose 100, or every trick iver bid you lose ten
@@aceystar1478 You do not lose any points until you reach 10 overtricks. When you reach 10 overtricks, THEN you lose 100 points. This strategy has been added since the game was invented.
Very well explained without lots of verbiage. This helps a lot with us with ADD/ADHD
Great tutorial, short and straight to the point. I wish all videos were like this. 💪🏾💯
Thanks!
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Added to my Non-Bridge Trick Taking Card Games playlist today. This is the simple version for beginners.
Super helpful and simple thanks?!
I knew how to play this but I stopped playing and I forgot so thanks so much spades master!
I learned how to play this in jail 😂💀
U were in jail?
@@Koko-So-Meitantei_ my thoughts too this corny guy dropping the soap
Seems to be real popular in the pen lol
I learned from people who went to jail at boot camp lol. Yes it is a popular game in jail
@@Koko-So-Meitantei_ obviously he was talking about monopoly
Thank you for the reminder tsg!
Thankyou I needed this inorder to play now I know whats going to happen when I play thanks
What about Nil and Double Nil bids? (Nil is a bid of zero after looking at your hand: scores 100 if successful, -100 if you fail. Double Nil is a bid of zero before looking at your cards, and scores 200 or -200 as the case may be.)
Yes we call that a blind. If you need 140 you go blind 7
Kind of reminds of the card game "The Crew" but way more to the point and can be played with basic playing cards. I'll have to save this one for my game nights
The Crew is very much an evolution of classic trick-taking games like Spades, Hearts, Dub's Bridge, etc.
Learned spades when locked up 😁
Also, 13 is the number of ranks in a playing card deck, because 52 divided by 4 equals 13.
it also works for 3 players, because (13*3)/3 is 13 and the same for two players.
I learned that from playing hearts.
great explanation
I was looking to see if you have the card game tunk or tonk which every way they spell it. If you do let me know, if not you should do a tutorial on it as well.
Man I love this game could play it for hours
Tongans have a similar game but we call it TALAMU and it's played with partners.The dealer rotates left after every hand and Spades are not Trump.But rather a different POWER CARD chosen by the 1st player to the left of dealer that flips a random card whilst cards are being dealt.If a team fails to score a trick and the other team gets to 7 Tricks that's called POKO and your team is kicked out and next awaiting team jumps in.We use to play alot growing up and which ever team had the most consecutive wins had bragging rights.Lastly each round of teams play best of 3
All my friends be playing this and now I have a understanding how it goes thank you lol
Great tutorial!
Thanks!
This was such a good tutorial, I literally just learned it by watching this
really? he didnt even mention bags
I’m tired of instructions you guys do it all
I'm sorry I need a black version, cause this ain't it.
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i’m clicking off rn
@Elio How?
Exactly!!! 🤣🤣😂
I've always played the rule that you can't go over. Makes it more interesting, and you start to strategize how to throw good cards away if you are on pace to exceed your bid.
As a black girl who can’t play spades! Thank you, now I am able to play at the family cookouts!
It's a very good game that makes excellent introduction to bridge. I also recommend to anyone to try out 500.
Thank you Spade man! I watch video and now I’m the best spade player ever. My no good cousin always beat me in spade and slap me silly, but this time I watched your video. Next time I played cousin, he beat me even faster, slapped me silly twice and gave me an atomic wedgie that made me fart my pants off. Even though I lost, you are still spade man in my book, ok?
You can also play this in teams!
That’s so interesting.
It’s like the more riskier you are, the faster coukd you win, but it costs you to fail.
According to Hoyle, the dealer starts the bidding, and the player to the left of the dealer leads the first trick.
Also, the goal is not only to reach 500 points, but avoid going below -300 points. 300 points below zero is an automatic loss.
Lastly, each additional trick taken in excess of the bid not only rewards a single point, but what is known as a "bag." Once a team accumulates ten bags, they lose 100 points. After the hand has finished, that team's bag count is reset to zero.
EDIT: I forgot to mention that a player may bid nil before even looking at their cards. This is called a "blind nil" or "double nil". Bidding a blind nil doubles the points rewarded or deducted, depending on whether or not the player makes the bid.
What about Nil, Blind Nil, and Bags. It's normally a team game and gets pretty intense in the Navy.
Can you also do Clubs by North Star Games?
What about making a video on Court Piece (aka Rung)?
00:50 _Players must make a minimum of one bid_
I am confused by this, implying as it does the possibility of there being more than one bid per person. How does that work?
(Or do you really that the minimum permissible bid is for one trick?)
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If you don't make your bid you go by your bid times 10. So if you bid 5 and don't make your bid, you go back 50. I've never seen anyone play or read rules where going set was not the case. Further if you make DOUBLE your bid you go BACK 100 points. This works to keep bids honest and people from 'lowballing' their hand. You also failed to point out there are 13 books per hand.
God bless you lmao
I play spades on ipad I’m trying to figure out y am I getting negative points on the 2nd round when I go over my bid ?
i dont like many games, but spades is fun!
I’m breaking the generational curse and will teach my future kids how to play spades. At my big age, I can’t believe my parents neglected me 😂
Finally i get it
Do you have to play with four people or can you play with 2/3 people
You forgot that spades can't be led until they're "broken", ie, played for the first time in a round.
boy you better not cut up
Not in prison
@@jarrellwilliams893 lmao
Many times that is a house rule. Like most card games, there are hundreds of variations based on player preference.
@@jarrellwilliams893 😂😂😂
What do you call it when someone thows offsuit like "i dont have diomonds" and then throws diomonds next trick or later tricks in same game? Besides a fight
Renege
Cheating lol
Renege, someone could call you out
My whole family would trip
Renigging you owe the other team 20-30 points
Should do a video on Euchre
Thx this helped
I grew up playing where if you went over or under your bid you would go down what you had bid in 10s. We also went to 100
3 things not mentioned in the video:
1. Accumulating 10 bags over the course of multiple rounds deducts 100 point
2. Most people play so that if you do not make your bid, you lose 10 points for each trick you bid
3. Bidding 0, or nil, is a option that grants you 100 points if successful and loses you 100 points if you get a trick
0:17 WOW!!! How does he have the ability to do that?!
South African Indians is obsessed with a game Similar to this called thunee . It's by far the most famous card game played among us
I just played spades last night with 2 players so can u make that video pls
2:22 it glows like button there
The game of choice at our family reunions lol
Yea we call it books! Shiet I done ran a gruff before with them thangs lol
Step one: lose at a black family cookout. Forever.
So what are the points for the spade cards
Can you explain to me what a bag penalty is? I don't get it and keep getting that online lol 😢
The final requirements to sit at the adult table
Someone plz help me..
What are the rulse of getting bonus in every round
If you win 10 overtricks you lose 100 points
Most popular card game in jail ;-)
Can you make a video of how to play that game that's like Spades but only played with 10-A cards
Pinochle?
So it's a variant of hearts basically. Cool thanks for the explanation.
I learned it the opposite that hearts was a variation of spades but it's there a card in hearts that if you get you get 13 points like kind of spades or clubs or smthn? It'd been awhile
quite different form hearts actually lol
What's the game called that's like this but you try to get all the tens
1:46 You and I have the same thumbs lol
Player to left of dealer takes the lead. Never the dealer
VIP Spades got the black version
I have never seen a spades game where getting setback ("going set") didn't result in a score of -10 x the number bid.
Queen
What are "bags" and "Nil"?
So what about the build up of extra tricks?
What’s stopping someone from bidding high each round ? I either get 10 points every time or I get zero , I feel like you should lose points for every bid you made and didn’t succeed with (so if I bid 4 and won 2, I should be penalized )
U do
If you don’t get to that 10 you bid, you don’t get credit for the tricks you did win. If you bid 4 and won 2, you’d get zero points. If you bid 2 and won 2, you’d get 20 points.
@@jacobsjessica08 You are wrong. If they bid 4 and get two. They lose 40 points.
@@jacobsjessica08 Yeah the guy in the video completely misses the mark when talking about not making your bid. You lose points by 10s if you don't make your bid. Bid 5 get only 3? You lose 50 points. Also that "bonus point" for getting extra tricks is called a bag which is okay as long as you dont take 10 bags. If you take 10 bags you lose 100 points. idk. This video is good for the basics about it.
WE NEED TO REPORT THIS TO THE SCP FOUNDATION
What about bidding no low
What is ranking of the suits
Whatever suit is lead ranks highest, unless there is a spade then that ranks higher than all the others
I've run Boston, but I've never kept score
What if you bet nil?
tkennedy1020 What if you kiss your sister...?
Bahaha
Is this the black version?
sir r u ok???? bro like ngl i didnt even see u blink...is there a guy with a gun behind the camera?!
No talking at the table rule number one.
Nice tutorial, but let's not forget about the sandbag penalty. You get 1 bonus point for each trick over the bid, but it is also 1 bag. Collect 10 bags, and you are penalized a lot more points.
There is also the nil and double nil options, where you score if the number of tricks you took equals zero.
yea
im more confused then when i started ima just stick too uno
so wizard...
We used to play in county jail. What a waste of time. I could have been reading or doing push-ups
Big joker little joker duce over ace remove the 2 of clubs and 2 of hearts. Fun fun.
Can players talk to each other about how many bids to do as a team?
Team mates sit across from each other but DON'T talk or give any signals to each other. You hope your teammate knows how to play
I know how to play but there's not really a lot of videos of people playing Spades
came here looking to find angry mortar men, found out how to play
Isn’t the overbidder penalized?
But what causes you to be in the negative. I'm playing a game downloaded from playstore. I seem to always go into the negative. I believe what you say are the very bare basics of the game. It is a little more detailed than that. Thanks.
I learned how to play in jail so i showed my girlfriend this video so we can play on the outs
I still do not know how to play Spades
Like all games, you learn by playing the game.
Pov: you came to here to find out how to play with someone who plays spades.
Bhaiya card hona zaruri hai kya
It called batak My Friend
It seems strange that there is no penalty for overbidding.
Omg I watched this and still can’t play 🤦🏾♀️😂
what if you lie about not having a card in the color, to loose a worse card?