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Cribbage

Cribbage

Sir John Suckling

Videos
7
Creators
7

Mainly how-to-play. Cribbage is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 2 reviews, 4 how-to-play guides, and 1 recorded sessions.

2 - 6 players
30 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting

From BoardGameGeek

Cribbage is a card game invented in the early 17th century, based on the earlier game Noddy. It is played with a deck of standard playing cards and a signature piece of equipment called the cribbage board. Cribbage is traditionally played as a 2 player game. In the version usually played today, each player is dealt a hand of 6 cards, from which they discard 2 into a special pile called the Crib. One card is then cut from the draw pile and turned face up - it is considered part of each player's hand and of the Crib. The players then play cards in turn, scoring points for hitting certain totals, or for making sets or sequences. Score is kept by moving pegs along tracks on the cribbage board. This is repeated until both players have exhausted their hand of cards. Next, each player picks up their hand and determines all possible scoring combinations, pegging points again on the cribbage board. The dealer then picks up the Crib and scores it for all possible points. Then the cards are shuffled and the deal alternates. The winner is the first to reach 121 points. The origin date listed for this game is approximate.

Cribbage

Watch first

Learn to play

This may be my longest video yet! CRIBBAGE, the classic card game, finally joins the channel.23:22

This may be my longest video yet! CRIBBAGE, the classic card game, finally joins the channel.

NewVenture Games

NewVenture Games

Review

Cribbage: Top Cabin Board Games1:27

Cribbage: Top Cabin Board Games

Coach Troy

Coach Troy

Watch it played

Cribbage Solitaire - Instruction and play through by One Player15:15

Cribbage Solitaire - Instruction and play through by One Player

One Player

One Player

Which Cribbage video should I watch?

Cribbage has 7 videos from 7 creators: 2 reviews, 4 how-to-play guides and 1 playthrough. They date from 2022 to April 2026.

To learn the rules, start with "This may be my longest video yet! CRIBBAGE, the classic card game, finally joins the channel." by NewVenture Games, which runs 23 min. For a quicker teach, "How To Play Cribbage In Minutes!" by WE Games runs 8 min.

For an opinion before you buy, start with "Cribbage: Top Cabin Board Games" by Coach Troy. To see it played, watch "Cribbage Solitaire - Instruction and play through by One Player" by One Player.

If you like it, try The Fox in the Forest, The Vale of Eternity, Ave Caesar or Fort, which share several of its mechanics.

All videos

This may be my longest video yet! CRIBBAGE, the classic card game, finally joins the channel.How to play23:22

This may be my longest video yet! CRIBBAGE, the classic card game, finally joins the channel.

NewVenture Games

NewVenture Games

How To Play Cribbage In Minutes!How to play7:32

How To Play Cribbage In Minutes!

WE Games

WE Games

Solo Cribbage - Rules and Playthrough! (+2 Variants)How to play40:09

Solo Cribbage - Rules and Playthrough! (+2 Variants)

Nacho Average TableTop

Nacho Average TableTop

Cribbage Solitaire - Instruction and play through by One PlayerPlaythrough15:15

Cribbage Solitaire - Instruction and play through by One Player

One Player

One Player

Cribbage: Top Cabin Board GamesReview1:27

Cribbage: Top Cabin Board Games

Coach Troy

Coach Troy

A Beginner's Guide to 3 & 4 Handed CRIBBAGEHow to play7:36

A Beginner's Guide to 3 & 4 Handed CRIBBAGE

Prague Golf & Games

Prague Golf & Games

Cribbage & Ardbeg Ten - Board Game Whisky Pairing - Sip & PlayReview16:17

Cribbage & Ardbeg Ten - Board Game Whisky Pairing - Sip & Play

Tabletop Tastings

Tabletop Tastings

Creators who cover this

All channels
Coach Troy
Coach Troy
1 video of this game
Nacho Average TableTop
Nacho Average TableTop
1 video of this game
NewVenture Games
NewVenture Games
1 video of this game
One Player
One Player
1 video of this game
Prague Golf & Games
Prague Golf & Games
1 video of this game
Tabletop Tastings
Tabletop Tastings
1 video of this game
WE Games
WE Games
1 video of this game

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About Cribbage

From BoardGameGeek:

Cribbage is a card game invented in the early 17th century, based on the earlier game Noddy. It is played with a deck of standard playing cards and a signature piece of equipment called the cribbage board. Cribbage is traditionally played as a 2 player game. In the version usually played today, each player is dealt a hand of 6 cards, from which they discard 2 into a special pile called the Crib. One card is then cut from the draw pile and turned face up - it is considered part of each player's hand and of the Crib. The players then play cards in turn, scoring points for hitting certain totals, or for making sets or sequences. Score is kept by moving pegs along tracks on the cribbage board. This is repeated until both players have exhausted their hand of cards. Next, each player picks up their hand and determines all possible scoring combinations, pegging points again on the cribbage board. The dealer then picks up the Crib and scores it for all possible points. Then the cards are shuffled and the deal alternates. The winner is the first to reach 121 points. The origin date listed for this game is approximate.

Designer

Sir John Suckling

Categories

Card GameMath & Numbers

Mechanics

Hand ManagementRaceTurn Order Manipulation
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