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How to play President
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- Опубликовано: 16 авг 2020
- Learn the rules to the playing card game President quickly and concisely - This video has no distractions, just the rules. While there are many variations to President, this video covers the original base rules.
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RULES:
The object of this 4 to 7 player card game is to be the first player to get of all the cards in your hand. Setup. Shuffle a standard 52 card deck of playing cards and every player picks a random card from the deck. 2 is highest, followed by Aces, then king, all the way down to 3, the player with the lowest card is the first dealer. If there is a tie, pick again. The dealer shuffles then deals all the cards out to the players one at a time. Some players may have more cards than others.
The player to the dealer’s left goes first. On your turn, lead any single card or a set of cards face up on the table. A set of cards is more than one card of the same rank. After you play, then next player clockwise either plays or passes. You must always match the quantity of cards played and the rank of cards must be greater than the previously played cards. When sets are played you must follow with another set. You may choose to pass one turn then play on another. The play continues until everyone passes consecutively, bringing the play back to the person who played the last card.
For example. Player 1 leads with a pair of 4s. Player 2 passes. Player 3 passes. Player 4 plays a pair of 6s then player 5 a pair of 9s. Player 1 plays a pair of jacks. Players 2 3 and 4 pass and player 5 plays 2 kings. Player 1 and 2 pass but player 3, who has not yet played, decides to play 2 aces. Players 4 5 1 and 2 all pass. Player 3 then takes the trick.
After the trick is taken, the cards on the table are flipped face down and pushed to the side. The player who took the trick leads the next play. This process repeats everyone plays all their cards, skipping players who don’t have any more cards in their hand. Then the seating order changes for the next hand based on the order in which players when out. The first player who played all their cards is the President and picks the most comfortable seat, the 2nd player is the vice-president and sits to the left of the president. The 3rd is the speaker of the house, and so on down to the last player, who is the beggar who sits to the right of the president.
If keeping score, the players get points depending on their position - 2 points for the President, 1 for the Vice President, and zero for everyone else.
The beggar is responsible for shuffling, dealing, and clearing away the cards when necessary. When the deal for the next had is complete, the beggar must give their highest card to the president then the president gives any card of their choice back in return. The president then leads the next play. This process repeats until one player reaches a predetermined point total, usually 11, then they are the winner.
My favorite president rule is revolution. If someone plays 4 of a kind, all values become the opposite. 2 is worthless and 3 is the highest. The only way to change it in a round is a counter revolution, ie, another 4 of a kind.
If that's the case, let's say I have 4 of a kind in my deck, why don't I just keep them and play normally as to not trigger a revolution?
@@TheLegend-gj6bw sometimes it's better to keep 2 high and 3 low, but sometimes your hand is weak and reversing it to 3 high and 2 low is better
The way we play it, the reversal happens when a Jack is played and ends when the trick is over
I remember that this game is popular in Japan, its country of origin, and if booze is involved, things go crazy
In Japan, this is called Daifugō (大富豪), or Grand Millionaire.
Alternate rules:
Joker:
The joker acts as anycard, able to participate in runs or pairs of any other card. Only one is used.
However, if played as a standalone card (therfore being higher than 2), the 3 of spades counts higher than the standalone joker.
Ending with a joker results in being the last aviliable place.
Downfall:
If the president doesn't come first the next round, they are automatically last. Only recomended for higher skilled players of president, as groups may find the president position too overpowered. The vice president never applies to this rule.
Suit restrictions:
If a predetermined number of cards are played of the same suit in a row, all following cards must follow suit.
Harsher taxation:
The president gives two cards of their choice, and the beggar two highest.
The vice and rank above beggar are given the same taxation rules as president and beggar without harsher taxation.
Revolution:
If a four of a kind is played, ranks of the cards are reveresed (2 low, 3 high). Jokers remain the best if in the deck, and the 3 of spades still trumps it.
The trick continues after the revolution, with the new rankings of the cards. Another revolution can occour, reseting the cards to their normal rankings.
8 clear:
Any play involving an 8 (single, paired, or in a run) clear the trick immediately, play starting from the person who played the 8.
Round play:
Instead of points being scored, the end roles after a predetermined number of rounds are the final standings.
Downfall still applies if agreed apon.
THIS IS JUST TYCOON!
@@souldragon9130 Club House Games on Nintendo Switch uses what Zlue described as their version of President.
You can play with more than 7 players if you use two decks.
Also a fun variant is to have the beggar/scum give the president/king their 2 highest cards (and vice versa). Then the peasant (or whoever is next lowest after beggar) gives their 1 highest card to the vice president/duke and gets 1 in return.
That's the way we play. But you probably need 6 or 7 players for this for sure.
Omg this channel is so helpful i love this, I am so glad that I stumbled across this so that I could play this card game with my friends. I really like the part at 1:26 because the explanation was really clear and I was able to understand the content perfectly.
"Im a beggar?!" - Joker
In Germany, there is a very similar game called "Der große Dalmuti". There are only a few changes:
You play with special cards, labeled 1 to 12. The 1 is the highest card, 12 is the lowest. Also, the card 1 is only once in the deck, the 2 is twice, and so on. Therefore, the 12 is twelve times in the deck. Also, the player who comes first is called "Großer Dalmuti", and trades two cards with the player that came last, called "Großer Diener". Trading rules are the same as in "President". The player who came second is called "Kleiner Dalmuti", and the player who came second to last is the "Kleiner Diener". They only trade one card with each other, with the same rules as in "President". Also, there are two Jokers. You can add a joker to any card or set of cards, and it will match with these cards and extend the set by one card ( Example: 10-10-10-J counts the same as 10-10-10-10). Jokers alone are the worst card in the game, worse than a 12. You don't have to give away Jokers as "Diener", they will never count as your best card. If a player has both jokers, he can choose to announce it publicly, but he don't has to. If any player does this at the beginning of the round, it's a "Aufstand", and no cards are traded in the round. But there's one exception: If the "Großer Diener", the worst player on the table, gets both Jokers, he can also announce w "Revolution". In this case, the trading hierarchy changes, and the "Großer Dalmuti" has to give his best two cards to the "Großer Diener", and receive any two cars back, and the "Kleiner Dalmuti" has to give his best card to the "Kleiner Diener" in return for any card.
It's actually the commercial version of President, and it does not come from Germany. It's made by the Wizard of the Coast.
@@xwtek3505 You may be right, I don't know. I only know that commercial version and never knew, where it originated from.
Do you know where one might find a deck such as this?
Very good video, this is the first video I find all night that describes mostly the equivalent game otherwise known as ''a!!ho!e. The one crucial difference I've noticed in comparison to the version I've played all my youth is such;
(Example 4 players) If player one starts the hand (assuming the pres. ), the hand ends at player 4 and must be reset, thus assuring that others than the president can start hands. Kind of allowing people with weaker hands to be given the chance to begin hands(thus using whatever they want (V low cards)) and give them a chance. Also, the ''Beggar'', Or the A hole in vulgar terms, has an perk that allows him to ''burn''. EX any player plays a double K (KK), if it is the beggars turn he can play a double K (KK) and burn it, allowing him to end the hand and start a new one. In the rules I've played all my life, there is a President and Vice President, a ''Beggar'' and secretary. The Beggar gives the President his 2 best cards, the Pres. gives 2 of his choice. The secretary give 1 to the VP and so on. The other players are neutral.
Please feel free to respond and compare ! I'm very interested by the differences.
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@mast4killa, I think that the Trou d'c!l (A!!hole) is a local variant, also, if I recall, in it, you need 1 less 2. So if it's a set of 2 aces, you can take with with a single 2, and if it's 3 cards, you need two 2s, and so on. However, we also play with Jokers, with a Jokers beating everything... except four 2s (most people don't use the except four 2s).
Glad you used "beggar" and not the A word. Much obliged.
family friendly :)
yeah, i will be using Beggar from now on as well, seems more appropriate and more accurate
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I'm probably gonna use Serf for it.
@@TripleSGamesyea
I prefer the Great Dalmuti, which is pretty much the same rules but where 1 is the highest and 12 is the lowest. Its a custom deck in which there are 12 12s, 11 11s, 10 10s, etc. This makes high cards (1, 2s, 3s) very valuable.
I think there is no one way to play President, each group has their own rules and this look to me like your and your friends' rules
Yes there are usually many variations to all card games
I also learned this from summer camp, though we had the president, vice president, secretary, vice a-word, and a-word. The president got to boss the a-word and vice a-word around, with the president having veto power, and the a-word getting worse treatment. The fun came when the a-word somehow manages to beat the odds and becomes president. My god, the revenge!
Wow this is giving me major persona vibes
Yea kinda
I wish he would have explained things like certain card actions (4 of the same number clears the stack, or #2 clears the stack)
thank u jim! i needed this!
You're so welcome!
1:43 Why would play 3 wait to play double aces? If he played it immediately then his opponents wouldn't have had the chance to get rid of some of their cards. Is there some strategy to not playing your high card right away?
Yeah. You generally want to keep your high cards till the end where people won't be able to play on them
One possible scenario is that player 3 is considering the possibilities that there could be a pair of 2s. However, I don't think this is a good idea in general, but maybe they just did that to specify that you are allowed to do that.
I think it's to emphasise that you can skip a few turns then play in a later turn
If you have only one card left in your hands can the adversary give you doubles, triples ... cards?
such a good explanation
One version I was taught - 3s are the bomb card that clear the floor then starts a new round.
4, 5, 6 cards are wilds. Then 7 is the low card then work the way up to 2 being high card.
Then in round two, the winner and the very last person with cards from round 1 will swap cards. Winner gives 2 lowest cards, then loser gives their 2 highest cards. Then the round starts with the loser going first. up til the winner who is going last. When it comes to wilds, you can play them with other cards to make doubles or triples. But if you play it Individually, it just counts as the next higher card.
why is 2 hightest? I've never heard of such a thing before
A popular pastime among Phantom Thieves.
This is objectively the best card game
Who came here after Persona 5 Royal XD?
Oh absolutely
Yep
Yessir 🤣🤣
the algorithm got me ☠️
Is this card game in P5R, or is the algorithm screwing us over?
When you say player 3 takes the "trick" how do we know, when we can take the 'trick" ? Whenever we put on the Ace?
Great video, although to actually learn the rules of president, its best to actually play a game yourself. Me and my comrades have 2 as the lowest and jokers as the highest as an example, but when I played with a different group of people, the rules were the same in the video.
Oh, this is like tycoon from persona 5 royal haha
That’s exactly what it is
this feels like the game "Tiến lên" in Vietnam, only runs are not allowed and one may still play a trick after passing it
Isnt this like big 2 ?
How many decks do you use for 5 persons?
We always used 4 or 1 less than the number of players. Is that right?
Might be considered a different game, but we always played with “clear cards”.
All 2s and only red 8s are clear cards and can reset the pile.
Also if a player lays down a card matching the previous play (ie: player 1 lays down a 3, and player 2 follows with another 3) this would skip the next player in rotation.
Also the beggar is called something different 🤣
Is the Joker card used in President?
Atl Rule:
Complete the Set:
When a card of any rank or set is played, if you have the cards of the same rank that would complete the set (4 cards of the same rank), you can play that, end the trick, and start the next trick.
(e.g. if player to my right plays a 6 of hearts, and I have the other three '6' cards, I can complete the set)
I'm used to also playing with the following:
Jokers (auto-clear/top rank card)
and Harsher Taxation (President swaps for the 2 best cards from the beggar, VP swaps for 1 best card from vice-beggar)
2:57 How do you know the Beggar gave their HIGHEST card?? I mean, they could keep it
yah true but that's cheating, you never actually have to do anything honestly in a game if you want to cheat
They would get caught because other players know he can’t have the highest card( ie joker or 2)
The most comfortable seat?
why is 2 the highest?? is this new? i haven't played this in 3 years..
Darn, judging by the title I thought it's gonna be about the game that Monica Levinsky played!
Really similar to "thirteen" or vietnamese poker
Alternating Version to this game: In Switzerland we call this "arschlöchlä" witch would be translated to a$$holing. The start is the same like shown in this video but at the end the player who is the last to get rid of his cards becomes the a#$hole and has to shuffle the deck and the the dealer. Every other player is not allowed to answer any questions of the @$$hole and are not allowed to call him by his name. If they break this rule the role of the a$$hole gets passed to the rulebreaking player
You could hold those cards so the Ace of Spades is completely visible.
my favorite card game
Woah its like pusoy dos.
Play card games tournament by triple s games
It's Look Like Tiến Lên
big 2 versi murah meriah
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Why comment then?
@@CaptainFritz28 why not
@@honeyjuice219 Ah! Try to gaslight me, will you?
I see you changed your mind over the last three years...
@@CaptainFritz28 yeah, I changed 3 years ago because I misspelled triple
@honeyjuice219 Mhm... definitely didn't change "no" to "yes." :)
Another game to be played after pandemic is over...
This is kind of like bluff
You people are too nice. Where I come from, we call it "scum"
Some of the rules you explain here is bullshit and unbalanced. When one player passes on a play, the player should not be able to play any more cards until the next round. And the beggar is supposed to start the first round in a new game after the first game, not the president. It's unbalanced for the president to get both the best card of the beggar and to be the first to play cards.
With these rules, the decisions and roles have more weight.
this comment is quite old, but still
President (or most other variations) is a game about the inequality of the players, thats why the president gets good cards, gets to pick a good seat, plays first etc. and why the beggar has to shuffle, looses a good card, is the last person in the first trick to get a chance to play, etc. The game is supposed to not be balanced and that's what makes it fun in a round with friends and perhaps some alcohol involved
Wow I’ve always wondered what this game is called in English! I love this game and tried to teach my friends, but I didn’t know how it’s called so I (and the other immigrant kids) just called it “Big 2”, the literal translation from its Chinese name 大老二.
For us, the rule ends at 2:04. We’d just keep going until someone wins and then we’d do another round; none of this “president, vice president” business. We did have many “house rules” on what kinds of hands are permissible though (3 of a kind, etc). Some rules also make Diamond out-ranking heart which will never stop being weird.
Another variation I loved is for 2 or 3 players: we’d deal 3 piles with 1 card left over which we put in the center. Then whoever has the 3 of clubs (lowest possible card), or the lowest card out of the players, take that extra one and begin the turn. For 2 players, the extra pile is a draw deck for every time we had to pass. For 3 players the game continues as usual.
Whaaa
Here because of Classroom of the Elite LN lololol
we play a similar game in asia, but we call it slaves
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I'm here because of persona 5 royal 🤣
This is kind of like 13 but not really
Your video is wrong sry but you are teaching poker president:(
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@@KRATOStheGodkiller-pv8sy nope
This game sucks