Kaiser Archive

You can play home poker games online easily. Learn how to play poker and games with friends online, in multi-player or home game format....

Of all the card games still popular in modern Canadian society, all can be classified into one of just a few categories. Doing so, you'll find the largest list appears under the heading, 'Trick-Catching Games'....

What playing family card games when growing up taught me about gambling today. If I told you I learned how to properly manage a gambling bankroll by the time I was 10, you’d probably think I was crazy. Or that my parents were irresponsible. Or at the least that I was a miscreant underage...

Kaiser (aka Three-Spot) is among the most popular card games in certain regions of Canada, especially in Saskatchewan and parts of Quebec. It’s easy to learn, and fun to play, but not so simple to master. A good strategy for Kaiser comes from three main ingredients. An in-dept understanding of the game. Experience. An...

Almost any game that is played today can be traced back throughout time. Card games, board games, and others, generally come with some level of history. We may know its exact creator, or at the least, ancestral games from which it was derived. Sadly, the same cannot be said of Kaiser, an incredibly popular...

Kaiser is a very popular card game in Canada, but in certain regions, it’s often played with distinct variations to the standard rules. In Saskatchewan, a 34-card game with optional Low No Trump bids is common. In Quebec, some players use a completely different set of 32 cards, with 7s being high, Kings low....

Kaiser is a popular Canadian trick-catching card game that’s enjoyed by countless players. It sometimes goes by other names, depending on where it’s played. In Saskatchewan, it’s especially popular among families of German and Ukrainian descents who know it as Three-Spot. Some players in Quebec call it Les Rois. Kaiser is a partnership game...