Caps card game rules

Players on the same team play diagonal one another, meaning, they stand on opposite sides and so that they form a diagonal. A 25 oz beer mug is placed between players on the same side. This prevents caps from flying all over the place. The youngest player throws first and starts the game. After, the player opposite them on the opposing team throws next.

This pattern continues throughout the game. There is no specific rule on how to throw the cap, but that you must be seated while you do so. Players can rebuttal if the cap is sunk in the mug without hitting the wall first. Psycho Poker. Pulle Dominoes. Punto Banco see Baccarat. Push Poker. Push Rummy. Pusoy see Chinese Poker. Pusoy Dos see Big Two. Pyramid Poker.

Quattro Scartate Tarocchi Bolognesi. Quitlok see Kvitlech. Race Horse Dominoes. Racehorse Pitch. Railroad Canasta. Ramsch see Schieberamsch. Rang see Court Piece. Ranter Go Round see Cuckoo. Rassi see Cucumber. Rat see Knock-Out Whist. Rat Screw see Egyptian Ratscrew. Red Dog High Card Pool. Red Dog In Between. Red Frog Black Frog. Remi Indonesia. Rich Man Poor Man see President.

Rickety Kate see Hearts. Ride the Bus see Scat. Robbers' Rummy see Vatikan. ROE Poker. Rois , Les see Kaiser. Roll Your Own Poker. Rook Sluff. Root Beer see President. Rough, Le see Two Hundred. Rounce Dominoes. Round the World Poker. Rovescino see Traversone. Rubber Bridge. Ruff, Le see Two Hundred. Rummoli see Tripoli. Rummy basic. Rummy Indian. Rung see Court Piece. Ruotsalainen paskahousu. Russian Poker. Sackjass see Handjass.

Samba-Canasta see Samba. San Francisco Poker. Schafkopf Bavarian. Schafkopf Deutscher. Schafkopf Palatinate. Schmier see Smear. Schnautz see Schwimmen. Schwarzer Peter see Old Maid. Scopa Bazzica. Scopa con le Scalette. Scopa di Quindici. Screw Your Neighbor see Neighbor Games.

Screw Your Neighbor see Cuckoo. Scrooge see Racing Demon. Scrounge see Knock-Out Whist. Scum see President. Second Hand High Poker. Sedma Dominoes. Sequence Poker. Setback see Pitch. Seven and a Half. Seven Card Draw Poker. Seven Card Stud Poker. Seven Cards see Ging. Seven Hands see Court Piece. Seven Rummy see Seven Bridge. Seven Up see All Fours. Seven-card Regrets Poker.

Seven-Toed Pete Dominoes. Seven-Toed Pete Race Horse. Sevens see Fan Tan. Sevens Dominoes. Shanghai Rummy see Contract Rummy. Shap Tsai see K'ap Shap. Shinkei-suijaku see Pelmanism. SHOE Poker. Shoot Pontoon. Shutout Dominoes see Chiva. Sidi Barrani Jass. Simultaneous Solitaire.

Single Dummy Bridge. Sip see Seep. Sipa Togo. Six Card Omaha poker. Six-spot Red Dog see Slippery Sam. Sixty-Six German. Sky Nine see Tien Gow. Slippery Sam. Sluitspieren see President. Smeghead see Shithead. Snip Snap Snorum. Snoozer see Dom Pedro.

Solo Crazy. Solo German. Solo Six-Bid. Sotho Casino see Casino. South African Casino see Casino. Spit in the Ocean Poker. Spite and Malice. Spoons Eights. Spoons Pig. Squeal see Racing Demon. Steal Pile see Stealing Bundles. Stitch see Polish Red Dog. Stop see Russian Bank. Stops see Michigan. Stormy Castle see Honest John. Straat-Canasta see Samba. Strassenwart see Vier-Anderle.

Streitpatience see Russian Bank. Stripped Deck Poker see card Poker. Substitution Poker. Suck the Well see Beggar My Neighbour. Sueca Italiana. Sviten Special. Svoi Kozyri Besikovich. Swazi Casino see Casino. Swedish Rummy see Crazy Eights. Sweep see Seep.

Sweet Chariot Poker. Swingo Poker. Tappen Stubai see Dobbm. Tarocchi Piedicavallo. Tarocchi Sicilian. Tarocchi Bolognesi Ottocento. Tarocchino see Tarocchi Bolognesi. Tarock Stubaital see Droggn. Tarok Danish. Tarok Romanian. Tarok Slovenian. Taroki Polish, call king. Taroki Polish, call XIX. Tarokk Hungarian. Tarokk Illustrated Hungarian. Taroky Czech. Tarot French. Tattare see Tjuv. Taxes see Beggar My Neighbour. Ten-Card Regrets Poker. Ten-Two Slide see Shithead.

Terziglio see Calabresella. Texas Hold'em Poker. Texas Hold'em Bonus. Thirteen-card Brag see Crash. Thirty Point Black Tile. Thirty-One see Scat. Thirty-One Greek. Thirty-One see Schwimmen. Three Card Poker. Three Five Eight see Sergeant Major.

Three Five Seven Poker. Three in One see Tripoli. Three-Spot see Kaiser. Thunee South African. Thuni Nigerian. Tic Tac Toe Poker. Tiddly-Wink American. Tiddly-Wink British. Tien op en neer see Oh Hell! Tile Matching Solitaire. Tile Rummy Romanian. Tjak-Ma-Tchi-Ki see Jjak-mat-chu-gi. Tod und Leben Life and Death. Tonj see Russian Bank. Touch see Russian Bank. Tournament Blackjack. Trees Poker. Tressette a non Prendere see Traversone.

Trex see Trix. Trionfino Beccaccino. Trionfo Beccaccino. Triple Draw Poker. Trips to Win 5 Card Draw Poker. Troika see Kaiser. Trouduc see President. Tru see Truc. Truc Catalonia. Truc France. Truco Argentinean. Truco Uruguayan. Truco Paulista. Truka see Truc. Trumps see Knock-Out Whist. Trut see Truc. Tsair Deng see Ce Deng. Tsung Shap. Tunk see Tonk. Tunkhannock point Pitch. Turkish Poker.

Turnover Bridge. Turtle see Golf. Tute individual. Tute americano. Tute arrastrado. Tute cabrero. Tute corriente. Tute gana-pierde. Tute habanero. Tute subastado. Twenty-One see Blackjack. Twenty-One Point Black Tile. Twist'em Dominoes. Two Hundred and Twenty.

Two plus One Poker. Ullae Veliyae see Andar Bahar. Up and Down the River see Oh Hell! Vache, jeu de la see Aluette. Vinciperde see Traversone. Viuda, La. Vorms see Voormsi. Vsyak Svoi Kozyri see Svoi Kozyri. Wall Street Poker. War Syrian. Warlords and Scumbags see President.

Welsh Don see Nine Card Don. Whisky Poker. Whist Bid. Whist classic. Whist Israeli. Whist Minnesota. Whist Romanian. Whist two-player. Wild One see Rummy. Wipe see Vazhushal. Wira see Vira. Wisconsin Scramble see Canadian Salad. Woolworth Poker. XXer-Rufen see Zwanzigerrufen. Yablon see In Between. Yukon Hold'em Poker. Z Poker. For the first round, the first player should place a card face-up on the table. Then, go round the table clockwise with each player placing a higher card than the one before it.

After the first round, name the first person out the President, the second the Vice President, the third the Vice Scum, and the fourth the Scum. Have all players sit in order of your titles. For each future round, the Scum should shuffle the cards and deal. Then, they need to give their 2 highest cards to the President, while the President gives them 2 cards of their choice. For each round, give the President 2 points and the Vice President 1 point. The first player to reach 11 points wins the game.

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Tips and Warnings. Related Articles. Article Summary. Part 1. Shuffle a deck of cards. You'll need a deck of 52 regular playing cards. For the first time playing, remove the Joker card from the deck. The values of the cards running lowest to highest are , Jack, Queen, King, and Ace. Start out with four people. You can always add more players but you need a minimum of four players.

This is because once the first round is over, each person will be given a ranking: President, Vice President, Vice Scum, and Scum. Variations can include anything that is based on a hierarchy such as Boss, Manager, Worker, Scum.

If there are more than four players, add new name rankings like Secretary, Middleman, or Citizens. Pick a dealer. Have everyone draw a card from the deck. The lowest card value will be the dealer. Put the cards back in the deck once the dealer is picked. To determine the order of the game you have a few options.

You can take turns going in a circle starting from the left of the dealer. Or instead, the lowest card is the dealer, the next highest card is the first person to start a trick and on through and the last person goes last. If you choose the latter option, have everyone sit in order of when their turn is. Deal out all of the cards. Have the dealer give each person one card and continue going in a circle giving people cards one by one until the deck has been given away.

A round will end when everyone has gotten rid of their cards and the deck is restored to 52 cards. Part 2. Have the first person lay down a card.