Ludu - Tennis with traditional letters
------------------ Brucie's Play Your Cards Right Tennis
Letters: A ordinary deck of 52 cards
Number of players: 2 or 4 (See "Double" below)
Cast: Remove the four aces
Distribute the remaining 48 cards into two piles
Shuffle Two aces in one pile and the other two in the second battery.
Scoring points: As in tennis. 0 --- 15 --- 30 --- 40 --- (lead) ---
game
Gameplay: Both players cut the deck aver couple who makes the first service. Serves the high card first. Serve first is to make the first serve. The kick
a player, turns the top card of his deck. If one then Asm As has been the serve and a point is anotado.El Ace is placed at the bottom of the stack of the player who made the throw. If any other letter is the "service", the game continues.
Whoever receives the "service" then looks at the letter that has been "served" and guess whether the letter that he is about to show is higher or lower than that of the service, then newly rising the first letter of your stack and sample. (NOTE: keep the respective separate piles of cards, do not play on your opponent's cards!). If the guess was correct, the server then tries to guess the same way, and so on until a point is scored. To review: If a player fails to guess a point is then given to his opponent. For example, if Player A fails to guess when the party is to zero, the player will be a point above B: 15-0.
If the card flipped is the same as the previous letter (example: the player who takes shows a King, who receives the serve says a letter that showed lower but shows another king) then the ball is "up in the air" ( something like "Up in the air", means that the ball has risen sharply and falls slowly) The opponent then shown two cards. If the total of the two letters is even (a two and a ten giving 12) then the ball is hit back strongly and win the game point. If the total is odd (seven and a ten giving 17) then the ball is topped with the Red and the point at stake is lost in favor of the opponent. (NOTE: Jacks are worth 11, Queens 12 and Kings 13, Aces 14)
When a point has been played, both players raise their cards face up put them face down under your battery to keep playing.
After each "game" (in the sense of the word tennis) both players mix their Barajas and "Remove" will be the next "game" for the other player.
In tennis, the players change "court" after the first game, and then every two games. In this game, this is simulated by changing batteries (decks) after the first game and after every two games.
Example game:
l Player 1 cuts a queen, a king Player 2 cuts, so player two out first .. Player
two "serves" a 7, Player 1 says "more" and shows a 6. As player 1 was wrong, player two wins this point. 15-0
two shows an ace player, automatically wins the point. 30 to 0
Juhador two "serves" a six, Player 1 says "more" and also shows a six. The ball is "up in the air." Played two shows two cards, an Ace and a ten (giving 24) and is even, player 1 has topped the ball back and win the point. 30 to 15
Player 2 is a four. Player 1 says "more" and shows an ace player two says "minor" and shows a king. Player 1 says "minor" and shows a ten. Player 2 says "minor" and shows a Jack. Player 1 wins Player punto.30--30
two serves an 8, Player 1 says "major" and shows another 8. Two cards played two shows, 7 and 4 to give 11. As is odd, player 2 has topped the ball into the net and lost -40
punto.30-player two serves a Queen, a player says "minor" and shows a 6. Player two says "more" but shows a 4. Player 1 wins "game." The players change batteries (Barajas), mix, and is now the turn of player 1 to do the service.
Doubles
(4 players in two teams of 2)
As above, but divided into four cells and put an ace in each. The game is the same except that the alternate who receives the ball to boot.
Players 1 & 2 play against players 3 & 4.
1 serving, 3 returns, then 2, then 4 returns, then 1, then 3 and so on., Etc. Rules obtained from pagat.com
written by Tom Hawkey (
hawkey@ntlworld.com ). COMMENT
met this game two nights ago, I had fun playing it though luck is a huge factor. The game is fast and gives pause for a little chat, then returned to the game ... nice!, to understand the scoring system is necessary to understand the truth of tennis, you can find the terms and other things on wikipedia.org, but a little review: Winning points manages to win a game, winning six games and taking advantage of at least 2 on the opponent makes you win a set, who wins two sets of 3 wins the match, I play that way, sure to tie and stuff you should read a little bit of tennis. Any questions? Post a comment! And please excuse the spelling, not my fault!, Is the config. Keyboard and that the traducci'on reviews some paragraphs as if they were in English. And do yourself a favor and copy the text to your favorite processor, correct it and print it.