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--- lb:prsi [2023-12-17 14:53:34] – [Loser loses 1 card] ninjasr
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 ====== Prší ======
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 Prší (raining/it's raining) is a Czech variant of the card game Mau-Mau((:fn:>Which I learn from the vile Wikipedia. I had never heard of Mau-Mau prior to looking into prší online.)). The rules are quite simple to learn and remember. Consequently, I play this game a lot with family and friends.\\
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 When a player loses a game they'll have one less card for the next game. So while everyone else may start with four cards, this player will start with three.
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-  * Despite what this article said before... I decided to check whether it was a czech card game or not. As it turns out... it's a variant of a card game called "Mau-Mau" (at least that's what our friend Wikipedia says).
+  * When I first heard of Uno, I thought there were a suspicious number of similarities to Prší. Turns out, Uno is also a variant of Mau-Mau.
-  * In the past, I had noticed the game Uno had a lot of similarities to Prší... yeah Uno's also a variant of Mau-Mau.
-  * The Wikipedia page includes a few extra rules... so I'll just uh... inspire myself with them.
-  * Games I've played in the past occasionally lead to some interesting moments that have led to weird tips and tricks.
-    * For example, instead of placing an Upper to change the colour to one you want, you should instead pick a colour that you don't have at all. By the time it's your turn again, the colour will be the one you wanted all along.
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