Thanks a lot for bringing up this game! I'm from Brazil and have been looking for a simple game of cards to play with my girlfriend but I've only seen very complicated games and rarely one for only two players. Again, thank you!
Auto War. Rules are the same as traditional War, but with a small adjustment: 3's are the lowest and 2's are "War Cards". 2's can be played against any other card and force a war, as well any pair of matching value.
I have solved this game for up to 10 cards. Any more requires too much memory for my laptop. (I solved it for the variant where tied cards are discarded).
@@piotrgebocki6444 I think Theproz's point is that, for example, an opponent playing randomly could get lucky and play that exact counter hand. That means you can come up with an optimal strategy, but not a 100% winning one. Although I would expect that this would then produce a metagame, since if you know your opponent is playing the optimal strategy then you know exactly what they'll do on each prize and can counter accordingly...
Cool What we did was - we also flipped 1 card from the 4th color along with the prize, but kept it hidden. So the bid was on both the prize and the hidden card and then calculated the total points from both the colors. Moreover we chose a random card from the 4th color in the beginning which was poison and revealed at the end. So whoever had that number from the prize color will lose 15 points from his total score. Pretty cool ig😅
@@flamicshere's one way: If the tied players have the bigger number, they continue bidding, and the other player must discard a random card each time the tied players tie again.
The variant I've heard about for 3 players is if 2 people tie, the third player wins the prize regardless of their card value, so you want to avoid ties. And if all 3 players tie then a new prize card is added and everyone bid again (like what's shown in the video)
i feel ace should be able to beat kings and only kings that makes it have value instead of it being automatic loss and makes kings not an automatic win
I love this game... I have been wondering if there is a game like *Among us* where the _impostors_ have the Jokers and maybe the Kings or Queens are the redeeming cards and something has to happen before the players holding Jokers claim victory... That would be fun if there is such a game or similar
I like to add some rules where, when each person picks a deck, their deck has to be a different *colour* to the other person’s. This I because each person gets their colour responded joker, and can play this at anytime to instantly win a bid. However the tie rules still apply, So DONT WASTE A JOKER!
Every time i play this game with my mom i look at all of my cards instead of leaving my cards face down and yet i always beat my mom and she never seems to beat me so i dont think its a big deal or i dont think its cheating when a person looks at all of there cards when playing this game that's just my opinion about it tho @theAstarrr
But if each player gets a suit of cards from 1-10 then they will always use the highest ranked card in their bids (which will always be down counting from 10)
Then I would play A K Q J 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 and beat them in 9 rounds. It all depends on what the other person does If I know what the other person will do, I will lose to them using my A against their K, and beat them in all the other rounds. So I'll definitely have more points then.
@@alixx_legenddark_xx2819 Well, now I’ve had some time to dwell on it, especially after I gave the game a try. There is a lot more strategy to this game than what meets the eye.
There is an unknown variable in the prize card that is flipped over. But that does not make the game lucky, because there is 100% strategy in deciding which card in your hand to use to bid for the prize. It's a total strategy game. The "lucky" prize card can be reacted to however you choose - play a high card, play a low card. If you lose the prize, it is because your opponent out-strategized you, not because they got lucky. Now. If they rolled a dice for the prize and you rolled a dice, THEN it would be a luck driven game.
I can’t believe this game isn’t much more popular. It’s a blast and can be quite hilarious too. One of my all time favorite card games.
I think it's popular as Vulture Culture
Thanks a lot for bringing up this game! I'm from Brazil and have been looking for a simple game of cards to play with my girlfriend but I've only seen very complicated games and rarely one for only two players.
Again, thank you!
se você está procurando mais jogos de duas pessoas, speed e um jogo bem legal
I like this one, gonna try it out
Best 2 players games my fav
1. Kings Corners
2. Trash
3. German Whist
4. GOPS
❤Suggest your favourites
I just googled kings corners and I think I found my new favorite card game, thank you
Try Bluff
Piquet if you wanna be fancy
Auto War. Rules are the same as traditional War, but with a small adjustment: 3's are the lowest and 2's are "War Cards". 2's can be played against any other card and force a war, as well any pair of matching value.
Spit and speed
Id love to see more cards games where people get their own individual suits
I've never heard of it, but it sounds like fun.
I have solved this game for up to 10 cards. Any more requires too much memory for my laptop.
(I solved it for the variant where tied cards are discarded).
You might want to use genetic algorithms. They are much much faster and their accuracy issues usually never exceed 10%
How can you "solve" this game. A player can counter by playing one higher for every card bid and then dump their lowest on the last card bid
@@theproz997 no because cards are hidden from each other, it's solvable game sadly
@@piotrgebocki6444 I think Theproz's point is that, for example, an opponent playing randomly could get lucky and play that exact counter hand. That means you can come up with an optimal strategy, but not a 100% winning one.
Although I would expect that this would then produce a metagame, since if you know your opponent is playing the optimal strategy then you know exactly what they'll do on each prize and can counter accordingly...
Question: Wouldn't a general heuristic be to never bid more for a card than it's worth? Everytime they overbid, you win.
Cool
What we did was - we also flipped 1 card from the 4th color along with the prize, but kept it hidden. So the bid was on both the prize and the hidden card and then calculated the total points from both the colors. Moreover we chose a random card from the 4th color in the beginning which was poison and revealed at the end. So whoever had that number from the prize color will lose 15 points from his total score. Pretty cool ig😅
But now you'll have to change the name of the game to GOMSAABOL (game of mostly strategy and a bit of luck) 😁
Excellent game. One of these days I need to try it.
Why haven't I heard of this sooner. Also would one be able to play with 3 people instead of throwing away that other suit?
The only issue I would see is figuring out what to do when 2 people tie but one doesnt
@@flamicshere's one way:
If the tied players have the bigger number, they continue bidding, and the other player must discard a random card each time the tied players tie again.
The variant I've heard about for 3 players is if 2 people tie, the third player wins the prize regardless of their card value, so you want to avoid ties. And if all 3 players tie then a new prize card is added and everyone bid again (like what's shown in the video)
I like this really good information
Ey, I got a good game to play.
Genius. How to play. The object of the game is to be a total genius.
Setup. *Be Triple S Games.*
holy no how did y tho it dont so no
This sounds awesome!
nice card game i wil try
i feel ace should be able to beat kings and only kings that makes it have value instead of it being automatic loss and makes kings not an automatic win
yeah, the entire time i was thinking "can’t everyone just continuously play their highest value card?", this seems more sensible
Awesome!
What happens if both players bid the same amount on the last two cards? Should they just discard them?
I love this game...
I have been wondering if there is a game like *Among us* where the _impostors_ have the Jokers and maybe the Kings or Queens are the redeeming cards and something has to happen before the players holding Jokers claim victory... That would be fun if there is such a game or similar
Old Maid sounds similar
What happens when you tie at the end?
I’m guessing u randomly just pick a way to give to one of the players.
Flip a coin
Or play RPS
No one gets the card probably.
I like to add some rules where, when each person picks a deck, their deck has to be a different *colour* to the other person’s. This I because each person gets their colour responded joker, and can play this at anytime to instantly win a bid. However the tie rules still apply, So DONT WASTE A JOKER!
Isn't that basically what the king does in this scenario though?
Is 5 suit ok to play with?
what happens if both players draw on the last card?
So sort of like war..?
Chalice vs Leangle.
Well done
Can the players bid the cards that they win too???
No
That would make the game more exciting
No, but I could imagine some weird for sale-esque scenario where you bid, then bid again
It reminds me of Emperor game from Kaiji
my friend gop invented this
Why I keep my card hidden when Every player knows which cards I have?
So your bid is not influenced by what they lay down right away. Strategy comes from prediction, psychology, and counting cards.
So they don't know which one you played. And it's harder to figure out
Every time i play this game with my mom i look at all of my cards instead of leaving my cards face down and yet i always beat my mom and she never seems to beat me so i dont think its a big deal or i dont think its cheating when a person looks at all of there cards when playing this game that's just my opinion about it tho @theAstarrr
Tie!
But if each player gets a suit of cards from 1-10 then they will always use the highest ranked card in their bids (which will always be down counting from 10)
And if someone knows that’s what you tend to do, that is easily exploited.
Then I would play A K Q J 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 and beat them in 9 rounds. It all depends on what the other person does
If I know what the other person will do, I will lose to them using my A against their K, and beat them in all the other rounds. So I'll definitely have more points then.
If you use low cards and let your opponent win, you’ll save your best cards for when there’s higher ranked prizes
This feels like For Sale with regular playing cards
It is.
More like GOPL.
more like someone whos mad
probably liked their comment too xd
I wish i have money to buy the cards
Play with UNO cards
@@santoshgames5937 i don't have una cards
@@honeyjuice219 What are una cards?
Broke boiiii
@@UnderscoreZeroLP ya im broke. i wised i had more money
Ello
Elo
This looks more luck than strategy-based
Absolutely
How so?
@@alixx_legenddark_xx2819 Well, now I’ve had some time to dwell on it, especially after I gave the game a try. There is a lot more strategy to this game than what meets the eye.
Game of pure strategy and is based 100% on luck
Could you explain your reasoning?
There is an unknown variable in the prize card that is flipped over. But that does not make the game lucky, because there is 100% strategy in deciding which card in your hand to use to bid for the prize. It's a total strategy game. The "lucky" prize card can be reacted to however you choose - play a high card, play a low card. If you lose the prize, it is because your opponent out-strategized you, not because they got lucky. Now. If they rolled a dice for the prize and you rolled a dice, THEN it would be a luck driven game.
It's only based on luck if you have no ability to predict the moves your opponent can or will make.
@@bethezebrait isn't 100 percent skill
It involves a bigger number of luck instead of 0%
lol