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Sabacc: Corellian Spike

The Corellian Spike variant of Sabacc shown in Solo: A Star Wars Story. Custom cards by BinaryNine based off of the card designs in the official card game

How To Play:

The goal:
Get a hand as close to zero as possible. Green is positive, red is negative, blue is zero. In the event of a tie both tied players draw a card and the closest to zero wins.

There are 3 betting rounds and 3 play rounds which go as follows:
- Betting round
- Play round
- Betting Round
- Play round
- Betting round
- Play round
- Reveal cards, winner takes the pot.

1. Dealer:
Shuffle the deck, then deal two cards facedown to each player. Players can see their own cards in their sqared off area without other players seeing them too.
Take the top card of the deck and place it face up next to the deck. This is the discard pile.

2. Betting:
Betting starts with the player to the left of the dealer. This is the small blind. I suggest you start with 50 as that's the lowest chip on the table by default. Next is the big blind, they'd bid double that, so 100. Then players can choose to check, raise, or call continuing clockwise. A player can fold during their turn but will lose the chips they've put into the pot. After the bet has been raised all players that bet lower than that earlier must matche it or raise it until everyone has matched the current bet.

3. Play:
Dealer goes first.
What you can do on your turn:
-Take the top card from the draw pile. If you want to, you can also place a card from your hand on the discard pile.
-Take the top card from the discard pile. If you want to, you can also place a card from your hand on the discard pile.
-Do nothing. This is known as “standing”.
Remember that you CANNOT place a card in the discard pile if you did not take a card from either pile.
Then that player ends their turn and the player to their left takes their turn.

Once everyone has had their turn the dealer then rolls the dice. If the numbers on both dice match, all players must put their hands faceup onto the discard pile and the dealer will deal each player the same amount of cards they discarded.


Some options for homerules:
-Instead of having to discard all their cards after the dice match, maybe just discard 1 or 2 cards. This adds some strategy on whether or not you want to draw cards on your turn so you don't lose your hand or get lucky and get rid of a high card for the chance of a low one.
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If you have homerule ideas post them as a comment and they might get added.