Go Boom Game Rules

Go Boom Game Rules

(The player who runs out of cards first gets to shout "Boom!" and win the game.)

(The player who runs out of cards first gets to shout "Boom!" and win the game.)

Card Game Rules

Go Boom is a trick taking game played with four people. Go Boom uses a standard 52 playing card deck with Aces high and 2s low. The objective is to be the first player to lose all of your cards.

For more trick taking games, check out our guides for Bridge and Whist.

If you are looking for cards to play Go Boom with, check out a standard deck here or check out one of our recent arrivals here.

Set Up

Before gameplay can begin, a dealer must be selected. To do so, players must choose a random card from a shuffled deck. The player with the lowest card becomes the dealer. Ties are broken with repeated drawings. The dealer shuffles the deck and then passes out, faced down, seven cards   to each player. The remaining card

How to Play

The player left of the dealer begins by placing a lead card in the center of the game play area. Going clockwise, players must follow suit or rank. The highest rank card wins the trick and the winner leads the next card.

If a player cannot follow rank or suit, they must draw cards from the stock until they are able to do so. If the stock has run out, the player does not make a move for that round.

Once a player plays their last card, they shout “Boom!” and win the game.

For more information on the game Go Boom and its rules, check out Catsatcards' article here.

Looking for more card games to play?  Check out this article:

40+ Great Card Games For All Occasions

About the author: John Taylor is a content writer and freelancer through the company Upwork.com. You may view his freelancing profile here. He has a B. A. in English, with a specialty in technical writing, from Texas A&M University and a M. A. in English from the University of Glasgow. You may view his previous articles about card games here and his LinkedIn profile here.

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Last update date: 08/30/20

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