Players are allowed to look at their hands (if they like), but can’t look at the knee and foot piles.

Hands and feet card game rules. Both sides score for the melds they have put down, less the points for the cards remaining in their hands and feet, and no one gets the bonus for going out. The game end terminates if any team get rid of all the hand and the foot either by melding or discarding them. To get rid of cards, players have to do this:

This first set of 11 cards each is called a ‘hand’. In order to go out, your partnership should: Hand and foot uses five to six decks of cards with jokers.

Under traditional hand and foot card game rules, the role of the dealer should swap each round. 13 cards each in the hand and foot; Object of the game be the first to get rid of all your cards, 'hand' first, and then 'foot'.

In the hand and foot card game, there are two dealing options the dealer/s can pick from, but once a method is chosen it should be kept the same throughout the game. Normally it will be the player to the current dealer’s right, who takes up the role. The number of players must be four or six.

The foot piles are stacked face down in a neat manner in front of each player, with. Complete a minimum of two black piles. Partners sit across the table from each.

Based on recognized hands and feet card game rules, it is best performed with four individuals two teams, however, five and 6 person games will also be possible. Each player picks up their “hand” and. 11 cards each in the hand and foot;