Speed a card game also known as Spit or Slam, is very fast-paced multiplayer game and it could result in damage to the cards -- so play this on the phone and don't ruin your actual playing cards.
Speed is a game for two players of the shedding family of card games, in which each player tries to get rid of all of his cards. Speed is a game associated with the game Nertz.
Warning: This is not your grandma's Solitaire.
Play online multiplayer live with other players or offline.
Objective: To play all your cards first.
How to Play:
-Each player is dealt five face cards to form a hand, and each player is dealt 15 cards face down to form a draw pile. If you are playing with jokers, you use them as wild cards and give each draw pile 16 cards. A stack of five cards, placed face down on each side between the players, serves as a replacement pile. Finally, two cards are placed face down in the center between the replacement piles.
-You may play a card in your hand by discarding it in the "Play Pile" if the card is 1 number/value higher or lower. (e.g. 5 can be played on a 6 or 4, a Queen can be played on a King or Jack)
-A 2 may be played on an Ace and a Ace may be played on a 2.
-You may have up to 5 cards in your hand at a single time. When you have less than 5 cards in your hand you may draw from your "Draw Pile"
-First player to play all of his/her cards wins!
Multiplayer mode's ranking system is the ELO ranking system: The Elo rating system is a method for calculating the relative skill levels of players in competitor-versus-competitor games such as chess.
After you play speed, multiplayer card games like blackjack, solitaire, or poker will feel slow.
Games similar to Speed are spit, slam, Nertz, Pounce, Solitaire, Double Dutch, Solitaire Showdown, Truco, and Ladrãoand.
Speed is a game for two players of the shedding family of card games, in which each player tries to get rid of all of his cards. Speed is a game associated with the game Nertz.
Warning: This is not your grandma's Solitaire.
Play online multiplayer live with other players or offline.
Objective: To play all your cards first.
How to Play:
-Each player is dealt five face cards to form a hand, and each player is dealt 15 cards face down to form a draw pile. If you are playing with jokers, you use them as wild cards and give each draw pile 16 cards. A stack of five cards, placed face down on each side between the players, serves as a replacement pile. Finally, two cards are placed face down in the center between the replacement piles.
-You may play a card in your hand by discarding it in the "Play Pile" if the card is 1 number/value higher or lower. (e.g. 5 can be played on a 6 or 4, a Queen can be played on a King or Jack)
-A 2 may be played on an Ace and a Ace may be played on a 2.
-You may have up to 5 cards in your hand at a single time. When you have less than 5 cards in your hand you may draw from your "Draw Pile"
-First player to play all of his/her cards wins!
Multiplayer mode's ranking system is the ELO ranking system: The Elo rating system is a method for calculating the relative skill levels of players in competitor-versus-competitor games such as chess.
After you play speed, multiplayer card games like blackjack, solitaire, or poker will feel slow.
Games similar to Speed are spit, slam, Nertz, Pounce, Solitaire, Double Dutch, Solitaire Showdown, Truco, and Ladrãoand.
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