How To Play 66

This video tutorial will teach you how to play 66.
QUICK GUIDE: www.gathertogethergames.com/66
This video will start by teaching you the general concepts of 66, and is followed by the more detailed features of the game. This tutorial is perfect for beginning players, as well as, experienced players that need a refresher.
After watching, you will know the basics on how to play the card game 66. All that is left to do is grab a friend and start playing!
This 66 tutorial will cover the following topics:
- The deal
- The objective
- The card rank
- How to play
- How to keep score
- A review of the rules
Please leave a comment below if you need any additional information about the card game 66, if you have any questions about the game, or if any aspect of the game was not clear in the video.
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[@dat_music_dude9718]

After years of struggling to learn this game from my Polish family, and online tutorials. This is probably the best explanation I’ve gotten!

[@GatherTogetherGames]

Glad it helped!

[@skeezaworkan]

Funny thing is I got the notification about new video while playing 66 on my phone 😁

[@gokulkannan3670]

Thank you sir different looking game I will Try it

[@melonethtassartir9686]

Werent the rule that during last 6 rounds, if you are unable to respond on the suite, you then have to play trump if you have it...

[@TheJaivanth]

Can you make a video for playing Zheng fen with a standard deck?

[@iannickCZ]

2:23 what happened with the trump ace that was changed for car 9?

[@cho7kipu]

When deck is closed, you must follow the lead suit if possible, this is correct, but also *win the trick* if possible. Also, 2 points are awarded for the opponent if the player doesn't reach 66 after having closed the deck, yes you are correct, but it's 3 points for the opponent if he didn't won any trick yet *at the moment of closing*. Also, it's possible to switch 9 for the trump card after wining a trick, or right after the deck is closed

[@paulrevere2379]

So what does the term "when the deck is closed" even mean? This is a very obscure term not commonly known, not by a long shot.

[@kaboomboi7445]

@@paulrevere2379 i am little late, but i want to respond. Players can close the deck meaning that no more cards are drawn from the deck. At this point you have to follow suit whenever possible.

[@ThingOfSome]

The rules presented in this video, do not seem to be the traditional German/Austrian rules.

[@RMS_Oceanic]

Neither the Slovene rules(which are the same) :D

[@lydiameraihi763]

I didnt understand when Jack-Jack how we know which one take the card ? Why was player 2 and not the first

[@iannickCZ]

At this case player 2 started the round = he take cards

[@chrischesteraguilar976]

Diamond is higher so player 2 will take it

[@derstolzeatheist6519]

Their is another version of this game if you want to play with 4 players. Sort the 9 cards out. The dealer gives 2 cards to the player on the left and then clockwise 2 cards to the other players including him/herself. Every player takes his/her cards in hands than the dealer gives 3 cards to the left. The player to the left is not allowed to look into this 3 cards. They must lay down closed on the table. The dealer then gives 3 cards to each player. The player to the left must decide knowing only 2 of his/her five cards which card he/she want to be trump and tell the group. After that he/she can take his/her remaining cards. Player 1 & player 3 are on one team. Player 2 & 4 are the second team.

[@Captain.Dank64]

Palpatine aproves

[@pranjalmohite1246]

I and my Brother will play this game

[@Meige24]

Thx

[@zaynkazmi3450]

And I am watching this vedio when My phone battery is 66%

[@joeyfarrell4399]

In the first trick, why did Player 2 win? Both of the cards were the same value and neither was a trump suit. Does the first person who played the card win?

[@preposteroussongs5572]

So does a marriage count even if you don't win the trick?

[@luandang1755]

how to play casino (card game) is next

[@paulrevere2379]

I read printed rules in According to Hoyle. In them it stated that following suit is NOT required.

[@gokulkannan3670]

Sir Does Trump card can beat any other Suit cards?

[@GatherTogetherGames]

Yes, a trump suited card will beat any other suited card.

[@gokulkannan3670]

Ok Thank you sir

[@ranamasud9660]

Andar bhar tips

[@Togs-plus]

isnt it 1st to eleven? was my life a lie?

[@gokulkannan3670]

9 Have no Value Sir

[@GatherTogetherGames]

Yes, 9 has no value

[@RMS_Oceanic]

Nah brother this game is played with 20 cards here in Slovenia. The 9s are used for scoring. We also deal 5 cards to each player not 6.

[@bozhidarpetrov]

In Bulgaria we call this game (Santase). Much better name then 66 why all card games have amazingly dumb and stupid name except Poker, Blackjack, Bridge, Belote, Whist, Basra, Kent-Coupe, 3-5-8, Santase. Most of the names are either childish or just far from appropriate.

[@paulrevere2379]

Old Maid and War

[@texasred5665]

There is an awful lot of unfamiliar terminology in this video

[@paulrevere2379]

Yep, even for non-texans ; )