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EricBess
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I don't know that game either. How's it play?
Nobody listed Oh Heck (the polite name). Anyone here play that?
Nobody listed Oh Heck (the polite name). Anyone here play that?
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rkoelsch
Guest
We play oh heck at some family get togethers really need at least 6 to 8 players to have fun with it.
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Rando
Guest
Couple of Pitch rules I forgot...
If bidding goes around and everyone else has passed, then the dealer MUST make a bid. A hand may not "pass out" as in Bridge.
Some people also play with the off-Three, for a 13 point game, but me and my family have always prefered just to play 10 points.
Oh, and trash talking is a must, as long as no information about your hand is given to any other players. Doing so calls for a mis-deal.
You should hear some of the lame "indicators" people will use while bidding in 4-Man..."I'll bid 5. Did I tell you I did some work in the garden today?" This would indicate that the bidder wanted to play in Spades. Get it? Huh? Needless to say, no one I play Pitch with falls for this sort of shinanagin.
If bidding goes around and everyone else has passed, then the dealer MUST make a bid. A hand may not "pass out" as in Bridge.
Some people also play with the off-Three, for a 13 point game, but me and my family have always prefered just to play 10 points.
Oh, and trash talking is a must, as long as no information about your hand is given to any other players. Doing so calls for a mis-deal.
You should hear some of the lame "indicators" people will use while bidding in 4-Man..."I'll bid 5. Did I tell you I did some work in the garden today?" This would indicate that the bidder wanted to play in Spades. Get it? Huh? Needless to say, no one I play Pitch with falls for this sort of shinanagin.
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Hetemti
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I've tried to get people to play 0h H3ll (th3 p01it3 1337 hax0r n4m3) and euchre, but noöne local plays any cards at all. 