Raiders of the lost ace? Loot The Loop [Solo Card Game Playthrough]

Going through a temple again and again, trying to grab all the jewels. In this solo playthrough of games you can play with a standard 52 card deck (53 since you need a joker), I play Loot The Loop
0:00 Intro
0:29 Rules Overview
2:19 Game 1
8:01 Game 2
13:10 Game 3
23:48 Outro
Isaludo: boardgamegeek.com/thread/2587...
Loot The Loop: boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/3...
#solo #solitaire #cardgames

[@katrieneerdekens4109]

Looks like a fun game. Will try it soon. Thanks Thomas

[@boardgameswiththomas]

It's definitely a fun one!

[@ScottSnowdenart]

Dang this looks fun! Thanks for the recommendation

[@boardgameswiththomas]

No problem! It is a ton of fun and currently my favorite card game with just a 52 deck of cards

[@ScottSnowdenart]

10 plays in and I’m starting to think the same, still haven’t won 😂 though I’ve enjoyed every play.

[@ScottSnowdenart]

Update: finally won after 16 tries with a score of 15. Still enjoyed even though apparently luck was not on my side.

[@Bsnsobscuregames]

Interesting channel!

[@boardgameswiththomas]

Thanks! 😄

[@victorpaa]

Nice video! I have been playing this game recently and I really enjoy how easy it is to play with minimal space required. I have won about one third of my games. I have learned not to pass the opportunity to mark a path! (My highest score so far is 20, my lowest for a successful run if 14)

[@boardgameswiththomas]

Thanks! The minimal table space is a big plus of this game. 20 seems like a great score!

[@wise_tamarin]

What happens if you land on two Aces (face down to face up with look around) -- and you have no notes to help explore?

[@boardgameswiththomas]

I believe that would just make you lose, marking your path is important! You can absolutely lose this game on the first turn if you reveal either aces or face cards as your top 2 cards

[@dheyrdremachado6144]

Thank you so much for teaching this game! Let's see if I get this straight: 1- if I get first a 2◇ and then a 6◇. I want to ise the 6◇, even though it's the second card I count the 2◇ as first without switching places?

[@boardgameswiththomas]

No problem! This is a really fun one in my opinion. Yes, you always starting counting with the top card of the deck when exploring whether you chose the first or second card's value