Joker: Can be used to take any one of your marbles (in starting position or in play) and place it on any other marble on the board that is in play.Eights: can ONLY be used to move ONE marble backward 8 spaces.(So in this case, two different colored marbles are moved) One nuance of this rule is that when a player is moving their LAST marble into home/finishing spot, on that turn, the 7 can be split between the player’s marble and one of their partner’s marbles. Sevens: can be split between two of a player’s marbles (of the same color) in play on the board or used to move one marble 7 spaces.Ace: Can used to move marble 1 or 11 spaces.Face cards (Jack, Queen, King) can be used to move marble 10 spaces.Face card (Jack, Queen, King) or Ace must play one of these cards to bring marble out of starting position.Talking across the table to your partner with instructions or hints is not allowed, except when playing a ‘teaching/training” game where all partners agree before the game to allow it.Ĭard\space assignment – Texas version of rulesĬoming out of starting position onto starting spot:.A seven can be split between a player’s marble and their partner’s marble on the last marble of the player. Once a player moves all his/her marbles into their finishing position, fully aligned, the player starts moving the marbles of their partner.If a player forgets to draw, the player waits until after playing their next card to pull two cards. After a player plays their card, they draw a new card to from the active play deck.All played cards remain in a discard pile in front of player until time for reshuffle.See below for number of spaces assigned to each card. If a player has not removed his/her hand from the card, the card can still be picked back up. Once a player removes their hand from a card, the card is considered played.
2 decks (or 3 decks if preferred) of regular playing cards with Jokers included.Either 2 (for four player) or 3 couples/partners (for 6 player).
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