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Card Game: Runs And Sets

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Date: 07/01/2008 Topics: Entertainment > Games | Readers Request > Entertainment  
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Need clarification on rules for sets and runs.

1. If a player wants to replace a joker which has been played in a run, does the player have to be on the board themselves in order to do this?

2. If a player has 6 3s can they make this 2 sets of 3s?

3. If a player has not laid down the required set, run or combination thereof, can they discard a card that could be played on the board?

Boop from Columbus, OH
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By (Guest Post)
The game that I use to play started with dealing 12 cards to each player. It went from 1-11.
#1. 1 set of 3
#2. 1 run of 3
#3. 2 sets of 3
#4. run of 4 set of 3
#5. run of 5 set of 3
#6. 3 sets of 3
#7. run of 7
#8. run of 6 set of 3
#9. 2 runs of 4
#10. 2 sets of 5
# 11. run of 9

If anyone has played this way of runs and sets please contact me so we can figure out the rules. ivorystokes AT aol DOT com (remove spaces). Thank you.

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Rules are easy and here are 2 ways of playing:

The hard way is; all cards that are put down can't be changed. You may not have 2 3 sets of the same card, only 1 and run only 1 suit.

Easy way; you may have 2 3 suits of the same card, same runs and can change wild cards.



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By Ricky M. (Guest Post)
1)3 sets of 3.
2)2 sets of 3 one run of 4.
3)2 sets of 4.
4)1 set of 4 run of 5.
5)2 sets of 4 one run of 3.
6)2 runs of 5.
7)1 run of 5 & set of 5.
8)3 sets of 4.
9)run of 10.
10)1 run of 6 set of 3.
11)2 sets of 5.
12)2 runs of 4 one set of 3.
13)1 run of 10.

point 3-8=5 points.

9-king=10 points.

2 & aces=20 points.

jokers 50 points.

13 cards to each player......enjoy

by:Ricky Mayer.

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By Sandee (Guest Post)
1.yes
2. yes
3. no

Posted on 07/03/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By PICO (468) Contact
The answer is yes to all three.
The third one though, I would try not discard a card that someone could pick up to add to there runs or sets.
You run the risk of them going out and leaving you with a handful of cards

Posted on 07/02/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

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Request: Card Game: Runs And Sets

Archived on 06/30/2008

Has any one ever played Runs and Sets, with playing cards? I am looking for instructions and the order of the game. Played it many years ago and now do not remember how.

Thanks

Vicki from Lubbock,Texas

Answers:

RE: Card Game: Runs And Sets

A quick google search turned up this...dont know if it is what you were looking for. Looks complex!

Sets and Runs:
http://www.bright.net/~beeryde/games/setsruns.htm (07/03/2007)

By K

RE: Card Game: Runs And Sets

I was just looking for this myself, and found some rules at http://members.shaw.ca/bvwhit/push.html that are for a card game called Push. If you can't connect, google in "sets and runs card games", & you'll find a title: Rules for Push Card Game--it's similar to Sets & Runs. Click on it. Two decks are used. I played many years ago and have a sheet with the scores: Joker - 50; aces & twos - 20; 10, J, Q, K - 10; 3,4,5,6,7,8,9 - 5. (Same as Push)

Dealing of cards: first hand is 7 cards, next hand is 8, then 9--each hand increases by 1 card up to & including 13. (Two more deals than Push)

Melds per each consecutive hand are: 1) 2 sets of three. 2) 1 set of 3, 1 run of 4. 3) 2 runs of 4. 4) 3 sets of 3. 5) 2 sets of 3, 1 run of 4. 6) 2 runs of 4, 1 set of 3. 7) Dealer selects either runs of 3 or sets of 4.

I think the rest of the Push directions are what I remember playing. Enjoy!! (I tried to modify these instructions to make them more readable, but the system wouldn't let me change.) (07/08/2007)

By Marivan

RE: Card Game: Runs And Sets

This sounds similar to a card game I just played with my visiting sisters-in-law called Base 10. I couldn't find any rules for it on the web and you have to buy the game so you get the right cards (need to have red, blue, green and gold colored cards); but in addition to having to get a run of one color to win some hands, you also have to get sets of all one number or runs (like 2-3-4-5-6-7-8, for instance). The cards run 1 through 12 and the game also uses Skip and Wild cards. Guess you would have to look for it at a toy or game store. It's really fun, though. (07/09/2007)

By Lynn from Calif.

RE: Card Game: Runs And Sets

The game you are looking for may be "Contract Rummy" Go to www.pagat.com/alpha.html They have the rules to all the card games listed alphabetically. Look for contract rummy

Hi, to all the card players out there, I always say that I have never met a deck of cards that I didn't like. (07/09/2007)

By PICO

RE: Card Game: Runs And Sets

Thank you everyone for your help on finding the card game Runs and Sets. Thank you K for telling where to go for the rules and order of game. That was it thanks again. Vicki Lubbock.Texas (07/09/2007)

By VickiM

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