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9 months ago

Remindes me of the German card game “32 heb auf”

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9 months ago

We have a game like that in English, except it’s “52 pick-up”

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9 months ago

I’m bad at this. Isn’t there a card deck with 32 cards as well? Maybe I’m wrong

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9 months ago

There might be one with 32. A standard deck of playing cards has 52.

In Magic, it can vary wildly.

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9 months ago

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A Skat deck has 32 cards, and is common in Germany

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skat_(card_game)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German-suited_playing_cards

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9 months ago

Is the 52 card deck also common in Germany? In the US we use the 52 card deck for tons of different games.

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Btw by sorting out the numbers below 7 you can turn a 52 into a 32 card deck

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Yes they are both common. I‘d say the 32 deck is more common in older/traditionally german card games while 52 card decks are probably more commonly used for games that originated in other countries.

And in my family we play a game that uses 2 52 card decks.

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