Romoli game board

Learn how your comment data is processed. Previous Next. View Larger Image. Do you remember Rummoli from when you were a child? Repeat until you have an octagon 7. The centre tray lifts out so you or the kids can easily grab their winnings. Have a great one! Linked to: Between Naps on the Porch Related posts:. Mitten Drying Rack. Build Your Own Monitor Stand.

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The players now pick up the cards they laid aside for the Poker Play and arrange their entire original hand in suits. The winner of the Poker hand now places on the table face up the lowest card in his hand calling it aloud.

The play passes to the left and the player having the next consecutive card or cards in the same suit plays it or them face up before him. The play continues in this manner until the ace of the suit has been played or until the continuity of play is broken by a card being in the dead hand.

When a suit is closed by the playing of the ace or blocked by a card being in the dead hand, the player who played the last card now plays the lowest card in his hand in a suit of a different color to the suit last played and play continues in this manner until all suits have been run out. If a deadlock occurs, that is if no player is able to change the color of the suit, the hand is finished and each player must place in the "Rummoli" section a chip for each card he has left in his hand.

On the Rummoli playing cover there are seven spaces marked with certain cards or combinalion of cards. As a player lays down one of these cards or sequences he collects the chips on the space marked the same as the card or cards he has played. The first player to get rid of all his cards collects the chips on the space marked "Rummoli" and this marks the end of one hand.

All other players pay the winner a chip for each card left in his hand. The deal passes to the left and at the start of each new hand each player places another chip on each of the nine spaces on the cover. At the end of a hand it is quite likely that chips remain on some of the spaces owing to the fact that the cards are in the dead hand, or that no one player held the proper sequences in his hand, or that one player has got rid of all his cards thus ending the hand before another player had a chance to play his pay cards.

Such chips are allowed to collect from hand to hand until a player can play the right card or cards to claim them. At the conclusion of the game the players must decide among themselves how to dispose of chips remaining in any of the spaces. This may be arranged by simply cutting the pack and high man taking all the chips, or dealing to each player a poker hand five cards and the best poker hand wine all the chips remaining on the board.