When we play for quarters or chips, or whatever we are using as "currency", we play that nobody wins that pot and we start a new round. So the next round pot is essentially doubled for a bigger win. I'm sure different people have different things they do to break the tie, but that's how we play. It makes it more exciting for the next round 😊
That is actually what we called it as well, but after some research I saw that others called it "Threes". There's many games out there that go by different names depending on where you're from! :)
@@TheAdventureSquad Yep, we're using pips. One video taught us a version of the rules that wasn't even a game (maybe a very young child version?). Another was the "Standard" rules with the rounding to fives scoring system. However, I think the instructional video was ordered very poorly so it was difficult to learn.
how are you not popular you make amazing videos
Awww thank you so much!! 😊 hopefully once I get more videos out, more people will see them! I appreciate you checking out my channel and videos! 😊
Here in Utah we call this Jamaica
Thank you interesting game
How do you settle ties??
When we play for quarters or chips, or whatever we are using as "currency", we play that nobody wins that pot and we start a new round. So the next round pot is essentially doubled for a bigger win. I'm sure different people have different things they do to break the tie, but that's how we play. It makes it more exciting for the next round 😊
Video title threw me off. I've always just called this game "Korean." My grandpa taught it to me and he was in that war. Good explanation, though.
That is actually what we called it as well, but after some research I saw that others called it "Threes". There's many games out there that go by different names depending on where you're from! :)
We just started playing Dominos. It'd be great if you did a video on it.
Are you playing classic dominos with tiles that have dots signifying numbers on them?
@@TheAdventureSquad Yep, we're using pips. One video taught us a version of the rules that wasn't even a game (maybe a very young child version?).
Another was the "Standard" rules with the rounding to fives scoring system. However, I think the instructional video was ordered very poorly so it was difficult to learn.
@@RJ_Ehlert I'll add it to my video list! It sounds like you found a good topic that has opportunity for better videos! Thanks for the suggestion!
Finally remembered your RUclips password I see 😛
Yeah I took some time off, but I'm back and posting videos every Thursday!
Nice game! I really love it.
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoy it!
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