Kessel Sabacc | How to Play & Win | Star Wars: Outlaws

Star Wars: Outlaws is out with a brand new take on a card game that you'll need to learn and win in order to progress, as well as earn a lot of optional treasures and more! This video explains everything you need to know to play and win Kessel Sabacc in Star Wars: Outlaws!

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:20 - Open Help/Rules in-game
0:34 - How to win Kessel Sabacc
1:17 - Sylop & Imposter caards
1:51 - Sabacc Hands & Pure Sabacc
2:17 - Shift Tokens
2:37 - How to play Kessel Sabacc
6:40 - Peeking & Other Cheats
8:28 - Third Round Example
9:48 - Unlocking new Tokens & Cheats

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Everything in this video is my personal opinion and experience and should not be considered professional advice. Always do your own research and ensure what you're doing is safe.

[christophercarr]

This was much easier than gwent. Thanks for explaining it clear 😀

[zachcooper]

Great explanation. I have to say based on how much Sabaac I've done so far, you both can and should cheat as often as you need to. Literally every time I do a dice roll I use the magnetic dice, and it sometimes gets opponents supicious, but I've yet to escalate past that. Legit like 5 games where I use one or more cheats per round. I'm pretty sure they've designed the game around the cheating. Particularly in high-stakes games it's about the only way to win.

Also also pay attention to what cards your opponents are discarding when they don't stand, the UI up the top shows you what cards they drop during their turn. If you don't want to rely on Nix eyeing their hands for you, this is a good way to get a sense of how good/low their hand is.
Also also also if your opponents only have a chip or two left and you use a Shift to drain them completely, they lose the ability to draw new cards. For particularly tough opponents this can be a great way to stick them with a bad hand and work on improving your own.

[User-srx]

Still too confusing now i’m homeless & in debt by $250 million