What card games do you play as a family

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And what are the rules?
We've gone beyond Uno but don't have a game that we all 4 play together.
Thanks

That’s the one but for us you go to the maximum hands allowed - 13 for 4 players - down to 1 and back up to 13. It can take a couple of hours. You pay a penalty, usually 10p for every hand you don’t get your call on. You get a 15 points for each trick you get and 10 points if you call zero and get zero.

Also, dealer rotates and they are the one that can’t make it an even call.

You predict how many tricks you are going to get in a round. The person to the left of the dealer predicts first, the dealer predicts last and is not allowed to make up the 'right' number of tricks (eg. If 7 cards are dealt the total number of predicted tricks can't be 7 ie. At least one is person needs to lose).

Scoring is 10 for accurate prediction + number of tricks
0 if you predict less than you said
Number of tricks if you predict more than you said.

Usually you predict low and try to lose.

We usually go 10 cards to 1. The final round is very much luck! Especially if you're the dealer and can't predict what you want, or the first to lay.

Yes, that's it, except we score slightly differently as you get the points of your tricks if you get more than you predicted. Also we cut for trumps before the deal.

We are much less generous rewarding the winner though. The loser has a forfeit - doing all the washing up, making breakfast the next day, jumping in the pool at 11pm after they're all nice and clean.

A to K. This is gin rummy with Aces as jokers, next round is 2s are jokers until King's. Points are based on cards held at the end of a round, face cards are 10 points, jokers are 15. Lowest points wins.

Jack3. I'm sure this is a family game, no-one else has heard of it. It's basically Uno with a pack of cards, some certain cards have special powers. Jack= miss a go, King= change direction. Ace= change suit. 2= pick up 2, unless you play a 2, next player picks up 4.

The rest are better with 4 players, difficult for us as DH and DD2 hate playing cards. Hearts and Diamonds both involve dealing the whole pack out and holding 26cards is quite tough.

We've taught ourselves go fish.

13 card whist
Bridge
Poker

We played something similar to your Jack3, before I'd ever heard of Uno. Weirdly, you had to Cough if you played a Queen.

None. Can’t stand cards or board games. HTH