
How To Play Bourré (Booray)
This video will start by teaching you the general concepts of Bourré and is followed by the more detailed features of the game. This tutorial is perfect for beginning players, as well as, experienced players that need a refresher.
After watching, you will know the basics of how to play the card game Bourré. All that is left to do is grab some friends and start playing!
This Bourré tutorial will cover the following topics:
– The deal
– The objective
– How to play
– How to win
– A review of the rules
Please leave a comment below if you need any additional information about the card game Bourré, if you have any questions about the game, or if any aspect of the game was not clear in the video.
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I got notification BC im musican and stuff like bouree in E major xd
Looks like an easy cool card game,sadly,I dont have anyone to play with me 🙁
Hi! I really like this channel. Is there any way I can submit to you new games? I came up with 3 (!) new card games. I'd love to know if other people will enjoy them.
Can we buy GTG playing cards?
I like the design.
Gilbert Arenas almost caught a body over this game lol
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Jheeze, it can get heated up real quick. No wonder why Gil and Jav got into it for bourrè lol.
And I thought it didn't get any more boring than Uno. No thanks.
who else is here after that Dbook GQ video ??
I play bourre all the time, but how we play it is that you can’t lead out with the suite unless it has already been broken. So leading out with that Ace wouldn’t be aloud. It’s kinda cool, Bc then you can tell who has good cards and not. Also try an extra hand. When the dealer deals, they’ll deal an extra hand before there own. So if anyone has terrible cards, then can buy the extra hand. Whichever how much the ante was, but the trick is if they buy the extra hand. They automatically have to stay in. Even if the cards are terrible. They can still get new cards just like a regular hand, but they have to stay in. So sometimes players need 5 cards lmao. Also when the dealer is dealing, then can flip over any card in there 5 that they want to. I always do the fourth, some people do the first. Just which ever they’re feeling. It’s kinda funny when someone flips a shitty card, but have great cards but not the same suite. These are just differences in what my friends and I play with. You guys should try it and see if you like it or not
Must be real Cajuns playing the game cuz player two played the King of Hearts and should have won the trick not player 4. The Cajuns have a lot of rules that come up out of the blue while playing like One Eyed Jack reverses the play, etc.
Gilbert Arenas brought me here
Here because Gilbert Arenas on vladtv
Isn't there supposed to be an additional hand, called the Widow?
dennis schröder told me to
JJ Reddick brought me here
I'm just here because I heard Gilbert Arenas ruined his life playing this game , and it was the most popular among NBA players.
I wish this guy would put more breaks in between sentences. Obviously you can pause & rewind the video, but it’s like a constant monotone wave hitting you and makes it difficult to absorb what he’s saying.
Wow, I miss this game. Pots get crazy big once they build up and almost every round goes 3-handed to avoid a winner then people end up booraying because they played marginal hands.
why player 4 won @3:32 player 2 had king of hearts
You’re here after the JJ and Perk podcast
Is this not just spades with extra steps I don’t see why not just play spades
Not sure if I understand the last rule stated
Niggas brought me here
POV: here from the JJ Redick and Perkins podcast
Jj Redick brought me here
Big Perk and JJ brought me here
Anyone here after jjreddick said he missed this game about the nba
When you find out the game your mom taught you when you were 5 is called booray
We used to ante quarters in high school, these games could get out of hand quickly
The sinch is confusing me
You did an amazing job simple and you didn’t over talk so I was able to learn easily I love how you were able to monitor you speech pace also not too fast not too slow awesomeness just brilliant you are a great teacher and spokesperson very fluent
I'm here after watching Rasheed Wallace story! Now I want to play
Rasheed Wallace got me looking this up lol 😂
😅 you lost me at the end my guy
Haitian’s love dis game
Here after Rashad Wallace interview 😳
Bad game
My initial reaction was that I thought it would be a more interesting card game. Then I realized why would I think a bunch of athletes would be playing an interesting card game?
Why was the 3 flipped over and put back into the dealers hands?
So basically its solo spades with a changing trump suit.
3:31 – why does Jack win over King?
You’re here cause of JR Smith interview on JJ PODCAST? Welcome
It seems everyone in the NBA has played this game lol
I'm only here because of JJ & JR Smith & I need to start a Bouree night
Say diamonds is trump, the king of spades is played followed by a 7 of diamonds. if I have a 5 of diamonds and a jack of clubs left in my hand do I have to play trump (5 of diamonds) knowing that it will lose or can I keep it to try and win the next hand by playing the jack of clubs?
So its Spades with extra steps. Got it
been watching soo much NBA player podcast that I had to see what the hype about bourre is lool
Can someone explain the cinch
Looks like a game of spades