How To Play Rook with 2 Players

This video tutorial will teach you how to play Rook with 2 Players.

This video will start by teaching you the general concepts of Rook and is followed by the more detailed features of the game. This tutorial is perfect for beginning players, as well as, experienced players that need a refresher.

After watching, you will know the basics of how to play the card game Rook. All that is left to do is grab a friend and start playing!

This tutorial will cover the following topics:
0:12 Deal
0:50 Objective
1:19 Bidding
2:44 Game Play
3:46 Scoring

Please leave a comment below if you need any additional information about the game, if you have any questions about the game, or if any aspect of the game was not clear in the video.

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[aqhatalhalef]

Rook seems to be a simplified version of the German card-game „Skat“.

[LeotheTiger]

Plot twist: the Rook Bird card is not used. It used to always baffle me why the deck has cards numbered 1 to 4 if they are never used, but here, the Rook Bird card is not used either.

[Seahawks-fan]

I don't really like this card game rook that much but keep up the good work Cole I hope u post more videos on card games and dice games and Dominos games please and thanks

[JohnSmith-efrn]

Oh, Rook cards. These are used by some religious communities that have a prohibition against regular card decks.
I like the bird design for the cover of the cards, but the rest of the cards look pretty bland in comparison to regular cards. I guess that's the point, though. Can't let things as "shocking" as *gasp* a spade or *gasp* a diamond, lead you spiritually astray and condemn you to eternal hellfire after all!

Look, I know these religious communities have their benefits and they can believe what they believe, but I just chuckle at the idea of "THE DEVIL" hiding in a pack of cards. Oh those satanic clubs and hearts and jacks and kings! OooOOooooOOO! I doubt I'm offending any of them - I'm pretty sure if your community thinks playing cards are demonic, you're probably not watching YouTube either.