Euchre is a classic card game that is currently enjoying a revival. Its simplicity and speed make it attractive to card players who have limited time, and its balance of luck and skill gives both ...

Sure, Michiganders love euchre, but it isn't the only card game associated with our great state. Have you heard of Michigan rummy? Also known as 500 rummy, Michigan rummy is a card game you can ...

Growing up in Indiana, or in other parts of the Midwest, learning to play the card game euchre (pronounced yew-ker) is practically a rite of passage. Many of us Hoosiers learned to play this ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Classic Card Game Euchre Try your hand at this old-time favorite card game. Trick-taking makes for an action-packed round of cards. Go for the perfect ...

Euchre is a cultural tradition for me. Growing up in rural southwestern Ontario in the 1980s, it was a card game nearly everyone learned to play.

A Grand Rapids gaming bar is breaking down barriers to teach Michiganders what really matters — how to play euchre.

Euchre enthusiasts are known for their strong devotion to the game’s traditions, unique jargon, and various superstitions.

Michigan's favorite card game is euchre, and playing it could delay the onset of dementia.

Card game historians cite similarities between euchre terms and German words to strengthen theories of its German origins, which also explains its endurance in Indiana and other Midwestern states.

Why does Michigan love playing Euchre?Instead, we’re going to look at the history of the card game -- and how it became so popular here in Michigan. Origins of Euchre Euchre was played in North ...

How to play heads-up poker 12-card euchre Twelve-card euchre — one of the two-handed versions of the game — is a younger sibling to the more common four-handed version.