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We will develop instructions to a twist on a classic Midwestern card game called Euchre. Our version is called Polish Euchre, and it resembles the overall style and rules of regular Euchre. This game is recommended for any player over the age of 10 years old. Polish Euchre is played by anyone who likes cards and ranges from playing at family functions to playing with your college buddies.
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Setting up the deck
The first thing to do when setting up the deck would be to remove all jokers and cards from 2-8. These cards will not be used in polish euchre since the game only uses cards 9-ace of each suit. Also, to keep score use 2 pairs of the cards 4 and the 6 of the same suit. For example, the 4 of spades and the 6 of spades, and the other team could use the 4 of hearts and the 6 of hearts.
Partners
The game is played with 4 players, and each player sits 90 degrees from each other. Partners sit directly across from each other and work together to win tricks. One of the partners is responsible for keeping score.
The first thing to do when setting up the deck would be to remove all jokers and cards from 2-8. These cards will not be used in polish euchre since the game only uses cards 9-ace of each suit. Also, to keep score use 2 pairs of the cards 4 and the 6 of the same suit. For example, the 4 of spades and the 6 of spades, and the other team could use the 4 of hearts and the 6 of hearts.
Partners
The game is played with 4 players, and each player sits 90 degrees from each other. Partners sit directly across from each other and work together to win tricks. One of the partners is responsible for keeping score.
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