The first 10 phases remain the same as in the standard game and there are ten additional phases as follows: To make a harder 2-player game, shuffle all 40 'phase' cards and deal out 20 to each person.

To win you have to finish all the phases in your pile. You cannot pick up from the discard pile after you have laid down your phase.

You dont get to look through them or choose which one to use: you turn up your first phase card and that is the one you need to complete. Take all of the 'phase' cards, shuffle them together and deal them out, 10 to each player.

7 cards of one color ( skip can be used as a blue card when collecting blues)Ī variation of the 'Masters Edition' of Phase 10, contributed by Keith Morris.

2 sets of 4 - OR 3 sets of 3 - OR 5 sets of 2.

The 'Super Wild' card counts 50 points and can be used as two wild cards.

This card counts 25 points if left in a player's hand at the end.

Playing the 'Super Skip' card skips everyone else and thus give the holder another turn immediately.Playing a normal Skip card either skips the next player or reverses the direction of play - the player of the card chooses which.Jeff Presley's group has modified these rules by marking one of the existing wild cards as 'Super Wild' and one of the existing skip cards as 'Super Skip'. At the start of a turn, a player can retrieve any card from their 'save' pile into their hand instead of drawing from the stock or discard pile. These cards are stored from deal to deal. Once in each deal, a player can 'save' a card by discarding it into a private 'save' pile instead of the central discard pile.Players can choose which Phase to attempt on each deal, based on the cards they are dealt.The Masters Edition of Phase 10 includes two additional rules: Only play if you have absolutely nothing to do in the next 4 to 5 hours.Ī variation of the 'Masters Edition' of Phase 10, contributed by Jeff Presley Warning! This game takes a very, very, very long time. Phase 10 +10 is played with a deck of Phase 10 cards and played the same way as the proprietary game Phase 10 except that the 10th phase only marks the half way point! After the 10th phase there are 10 more and here they are: Phase 10 is a commercial version of the traditional card game Contract Rummy, but while Contract Rummy is played with standard playing-cards, Phase 10 uses special cards and has a somewhat different sequence of contracts. It is a collection of variations of the proprietary card game, Phase 10. This page is part of the Invented Games section of the Card Games web site.

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