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Summary: Cow poker isn't a card game, but rather a game that involves counting cows on a road trip on either side of a car. Discover how to distract players trying to count cows on their side of a car with help from an experienced card and poker player in this free video on playing cow poker.
Black Jack has been dealing cards since he was a kid. His born name is Jack Black, but his friends started calling him Black Jack early in life due to his intense love of card games.read more
"Hi, I'm Black Jack, and I'm here to show you how to play cow poker. Well, actually, cow poker is not really a card game. It's more of a game you would play while taking a trip with your family. And here's what is cow poker. You divide your card into two teams, so you want a minimum of a couple of people on each side of your car, so it's best to have one side of the car as one team, one side of the car as the other. Driver can play, but it's best he keeps an eye on the road. So you want to set the time limit on your trip. So say you're taking a 45 minute, hour trip. That's the end of the game. You just basically start counting cows. You can only count cows on your side of the car, but you can try and distract the player on the other side of the car so they don't notice sides of the...their...the cows on their side of the car. And if you pass a cemetery on your side of the car, then the opposing team shouts out, "Your cows are buried." You then have to start over at zero. If the other team does not notice the cemetery, then you can keep counting cows, okay? And the winner who gets the most cows is the winner. And that's how you play cow poker."
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