We have found that a 10 inch tablet/iPad display screen works quite well. We have played this game using desktops and laptops, Chromebooks, iPads, tablets, iPhones, and Smartphones but we recommend using devices with a minimum of 8 inch screens to avoid too much scrolling. Requires online internet connection and a browser (Microsoft Edge, Apple Safari, Firefox, Samsung Internet, Chrome, etc.) The browser needs to have Javascript enabled on it (this should be a browser setting). The top of the screen contains information about the game such as how many cards remain in each player's hand and feet, how many closed books does each team already have, and what are the basic requirements for going out. The message is ONLY displayed on the screen of the active player. If you make a mistake or do something that is not allowed, a message will be displayed telling you what you did wrong. The RESET HAND button is available until you discard, play your final card from your hand, or have new cards added to your hand. If you change your mind during your play you can tap the RESET HAND button to reset your play. After you have looked at the new cards, you then tap the UNSELECT ALL PLAYER CARDS button, which returns all cards to the lower position. New cards are slightly elevated (to make it easy to see which cards were just added). Each player gets to decide whether they want to see their cards in "ascending" or "descending" order. In this online version the cards in your hand are automatically arranged for you. In a game of Hand and Foot using real cards you would pick up and individually place the cards in your hand. After you draw or pick up the pile, the new cards in your hand are arranged in order and slightly elevated. In addition, host decides whether Red 3's can be exchanged for a new card and a 100 point bonus for each one exchanged. Host decides the penalty points for each Red 3 (100, 300, or 500) and each Black 3 (0 or 5) not discarded before someone goes out.
The host decides how the game will handle red 3's and black 3's. When our family and friends play Hand and Foot we refer to these as "house rules". The host also determines how many closed books are required in order to go out.
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Table host sets options which include such things as playing a single game or playing a series consisting of any combination of 50, 90, 120, 150, and 200 point rounds, draws of either 2 or 3 cards at a time, how many cards to take from the Discard Pile, whether or not a wild card can be used in picking up the Discard Pile, choice of zero, 2 or 4 jokers per deck, how to handle red and black three's (see below), and decisions of whether the entire team must be playing their final hand in order to go out or not. To discard a card and end your turn, you simply tap the card you want to discard and then tap the Discard pile. To add cards to a table book, you simply tap the cards you want to play and then tap the table book you want to add them to. For example, to add cards to your hand at the start of your play, you simply tap the Draw pile. Everything is done by either tapping your screen or by left clicking your mouse. No need to drag or swipe anything from one point to another.
No complicated right click, left click, CTRL-Shift-Alt key combinations required. The game has many options and features - but it very user friendly.
No need for players to register or enter in special information such as credit card numbers.Įasy to play. This version of the game is played online over the internet.
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Many of the Hand and Foot card games played online require you to download an app from Google Play or Apple Store. 2 or 3 people play 1-on-1, 4 or 6 people play on teams. Bill's Hand and Foot card game is a fun card game played online by 2, 3, 4, or 6 people.
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