100 Points Card Games
If you are looking for a family fun card game, then look no further than our line of 100 Points Card Games. Each game uses the 100 Points card deck (36 cards) and often some method of score keeping, like tokens, coins, dice, or chips.
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Simple. Casual. Fun. 100 Points Card Games
 | 100 Points BlackJack
Like casino style Black Jack? Want to try something different and maybe a little simpler? Then try 100 Points BlackJack! Game play: Each player is dealt 1 card face down, and as many other cards face-up as they want. Their goal: Get as close to having 100 points without going over. Whoever has the most number of points (including the Dealer) wins the round. The game ends when one player has won 4 rounds. For 2 to 6 players. Simple. Casual. Fun. 100 Points BlackJack |
 | 100 Points Four Square
Want a unique card game of skill and luck? Then try 100 Points Four Square Game play: The game begins with four stacks of cards in a square. On a player's turn, they draw a card and place it on top of one of the four stacks. If the top 4 cards of the stacks equals 100 points, then the player takes all the cards in the stack they just added to, and adds the cards to their Score pile. When the last card is drawn, the game is over, and the player with most points in their Score pile wins the game. For 1 or more players. Simple. Casual. Fun. 100 Points Four Square. |
 | 100 Points Hold'em
Like Texas Hold'em? Want to try something different and maybe a little simpler? Then try 100 Points Hold'em! In 100 Points Hold'em players are dealt 2 cards face-down. The Dealer then plays 2 cards (one at a time) face-up while players bet token to stay in the game. Using the 2 cards dealt to them face-down and the 2 shared cards dealt face-up on the table, players see who has the best hand. The player closest to 100 points in their hand without going over wins the round. The game ends when only one player has 3 tokens or more. For 2 to 5 players. Simple. Casual. Fun. 100 Points Hold'em |
 | 100 Points Poker
Like casino style Poker? Want to try something different and maybe a little simpler? Then try 100 Points Poker! In 100 Points Poker each player is dealt a hand of cards and tries to make the best hand out of the cards dealt to them. Their goal: be the last player with 3 or more tokens at the table. For 2 to 5 players. Simple. Casual. Fun. 100 Points Poker. |
 | 100 Points Prediction
Want a great, casual bluffing card game to try with family and friends? then try 100 Points Prediction. In 100 Points Prediction each player rolls a four-sided die, draws a number of cards equal to their roll, and places 1 token in the Bet pile. Each player then guesses as to what the total number of points are of all the cards in all the players' hands. One by one the players reveal their cards and everyone finds out the the total number of points. The player who guessed the closest without going over wins the tokens in the Bet pile. The last player with tokens wins the game. For 2 to 6 players. Simple. Casual. Fun. 100 Points Prediction. |
 | 100 Points Rummy
In 100 Points Rummy players try to get a four-card hand totaling 100 points. Each time they do, they score the hand. The first player to score 4 hands wins the game. This was the first game ever launched in the 100 Points line, and it is still one of the best we play today. Get the one that started it all, 100 Points Rummy. For 2 to 6 players. BONUS: Includes rules for Solo and Tournament play. |
