Sabacc!!!

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Rogue Jedi
You kinda have to be a Star Wars fan to appreciate this:

http://mavrinac.com/files/sabacc/index.html

Kosta
LOL, cool.

Rogue Jedi
Still learning the rules, but it's a fun waste of time.

Kosta
I wish I still had my Star Wars fact file laying around. That had the rules in it somewhere. sad

Rogue Jedi
Shit I got pure Sabacc and I dont know HOW I did it haermm

Kosta
Google the rules. More than likely they're on the interbutts somewhere. I guarantee it.

Rogue Jedi
The Game
Sabacc is a game of skill and chance played in the Star Wars universe. It is the game in which Han Solo reputedly won the Millenium Falcon from Lando Calrissian. For a game invented in a fictional, futuristic setting, and for being far from the focus of the movies or any of the literature related to it, Sabacc is actually a quite interesting and well-balanced framework for games. There are so many variants on rules, and due to the vagueness with which authors have described it, so many interpretations of those variants, that the possibilities are nearly endless.

Sabacc uses a deck of 76 cards; 60 numbered (or ranked) cards divided into four suits, and 2 each of 8 special cards. The deck used in this particular variant is the 'original' Sabacc deck; other variants use modified special cards. The reason this is possible is that the cards are actually changeable; they have internal processors that change the card image displayed on them when a hand is dealt, or each round when some cards shift. Each round, a player may decide to place some cards in an interference field (depending on the rules), where they are unaffected by shifting. The player may also bet into the Sabacc pot during each round. The object is to score a hand of four cards worth a total of 23 or -23, called a Pure Sabacc. Lesser hands include 46, called Sabacc, and various arrays dependent on the rules.

On a player's turn during any round, the player may call the hand. All players show their current hand and the player with the highest score (between -23 and 23) wins the hand pot that has culminated during the hand. Pure Sabacc beats any other hand, followed by Sabacc. If the rules include other special hands (such as arrays) they are ranked as well. Any Sabacc, plus certain arrays, win the player the Sabacc pot as well (which builds over the game until won).

In this particular game, you are playing against the dealer one on one. In this casino-style Sabacc variant the dealer shows one card. Click "New Hand" to start a new hand. You may place a bet, which will be added to the hand pot during the following round (if you place a bet and call the hand in the same turn, that bet will not be in the hand pot and thus will be ignored). After you have finished betting and arranging your cards in or out of the interference field, click "Next Round" to give the dealer his turn and allow for shifting. The Sabacc pot increases by a credit each round. If you think you can win the hand, click "Call Hand". You or the dealer may call the hand on the fourth round or any subsequent round. If the player who calls the hand does not win, he or she not only loses the amount bet, but must also pay an equal amount into the Sabacc pot. A bust (above 23 or below -23) or a hand value of zero also results in the bet amount being paid to the Sabacc pot.

House Rules
You may place at most two cards in the interference field (where they are unaffected by shifting).
An Idiot's Array (The Idiot, any 2, any 3) beats any other hand, and wins the Sabacc pot.
Bet amount is paid into the Sabacc pot on bust, zero or loss on call.
You may not call the hand until on or after the fourth round.
High Scores
You can see the list of the top twenty biggest winners we've ever had on the High Scores board. If you do well enough, click "Cash Out"; you might join the ranks of the galaxy's most skilled gamblers.


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Credits
The program code and definite game system was created by Aaron Mavrinac. All Star Wars images and concepts are copyrighted by Lucasfilm Ltd. The concept, cards and basic rules for the game of Sabacc originated in Star Wars literature; the sources used in this game include books by Timothy Zahn, A. C. Crispin, and Bill Slavicsek, along with materials published by West End Games. The default card set was created by the author of the software. The SWAG card set was created by members of the Star Wars Artists' Guild.

Grand-Moff-Gav
I prefer Pazaak.

Rogue Jedi
Strip Sabacc haermm

DarkSerpent
Originally posted by Grand-Moff-Gav
I prefer Pazaak. ditto

Bardock42
Originally posted by Grand-Moff-Gav
I prefer Pazaak. Same

BruceSkywalker
Pretty good game

Rogue Jedi
I am still learning the basics.

Mairuzu
I'm going to sleep now, bye.

gefallen_engel
coolies

Rogue Jedi
I lost interest haermm

Because I can
no expression wish i were as cool as you

Rogue Jedi
ninja

Röland
Tried to play, lost (I think), got pissed, motherf*cked the game then closed it out.

Rogue Jedi
I am getting the hang of it.

Scythe
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Strip Sabacc haermm Dear lord no...

Rogue Jedi
Most definitely not with you no

Scythe
The feelings mutual, gugh, ew! Strip (anything) with an average Star Wars fan, no thank ya...

Rogue Jedi
Originally posted by Scythe
The feelings mutual, gugh, ew! Strip (anything) with an average Star Wars fan, no thank ya... Not with another MAN, I mean. roll eyes (sarcastic)

Scythe
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Not with another MAN, I mean. roll eyes (sarcastic) Didn't mean with another man....

Rogue Jedi
Originally posted by Scythe
Didn't mean with another man.... NO REALLY? crylaugh roll eyes (sarcastic) roll eyes (sarcastic) eek! big grin

Scythe
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
NO REALLY? crylaugh roll eyes (sarcastic) roll eyes (sarcastic) eek! big grin Um, okay... I don't find most female Star Wars fans attractive, there are exceptions, but the fact that they love it is a turn off to me. I wouldn't want to play strip anything involving a Star Wars game.

Rogue Jedi
Originally posted by Scythe
Um, okay... I don't find most female Star Wars fans attractive, there are exceptions, but the fact that they love it is a turn off to me. I wouldn't want to play strip anything involving a Star Wars game. Thats just you.

Strangelove
that's kind of stereotyping a lot of people.

Star Wars fans, sure. There's nothing wrong with those people. Star Wars fanboys (girls) are probably what you're talking about.

If you're going to insult a large group of people, at least get the details right.

Scythe
Originally posted by Strangelove
that's kind of stereotyping a lot of people.

Star Wars fans, sure. There's nothing wrong with those people. Star Wars fanboys (girls) are probably what you're talking about.

If you're going to insult a large group of people, at least get the details right. No, sorry. Most SW fanboys(girls) piss me off to be honest. There's nothing wrong with them, never said there was, and I did state there are exceptions, so don't know what you're getting at.

Scythe
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Thats just you. That is, I never noted that it was the 'norm' way of thinking, silly you.

Rogue Jedi
Originally posted by Scythe
That is, I never noted that it was thee 'norm' way of thinking, silly you. Silly me indeed, what WAS I thinking? roll eyes (sarcastic)

Scythe
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Silly me indeed, what WAS I thinking? roll eyes (sarcastic) It's okay, we all make mistakes and assume way more than we think in hopes of being right.

Strangelove
Originally posted by Scythe
No, sorry. Most SW fanboys(girls) piss me off to be honest. There's nothing wrong with them, never said there was, and I did state there are exceptions, so don't know what you're getting at. If you say so.

Scythe
Originally posted by Strangelove
If you say so.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Thats just you.

I'm pretty sure I just cleared that up...

Strangelove
Actually, no you didn't.

Rogue Jedi
Originally posted by Scythe
It's okay, we all make mistakes and assume way more than we think in hopes of being right. Yes we do, we also go out of our way sometimes and say stupid shit just to try to get a rise out of people, dont we?

Scythe
Originally posted by Strangelove
Actually, no you didn't. I didn't say those were my thoughts? What is it you want?

Scythe
eek! Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Yes we do, we also go out of our way sometimes and say stupid shit just to try to get a rise out of people, dont we? Kay eek! confused rolling on floor laughing Happy Dance laughing laughing out loud

Strangelove
Originally posted by Scythe
I didn't say those were my thoughts? What is it you want? you didn't clear it up.

Scythe
Originally posted by Strangelove
you didn't clear it up. I didn't clear up that those were my thoughts?

Rogue Jedi
Originally posted by Scythe
eek! Kay eek! confused rolling on floor laughing Happy Dance laughing laughing out loud Atta boy!!! eek! I'm so proud of you. wink

Scythe
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Yes we do, we also go out of our way sometimes and say stupid shit just to try to get a rise out of people, dont we? No wonder you've never been banned.

Rogue Jedi
Originally posted by Scythe
No wonder you've never been banned. I've never been banned because I am not an out of control car on the highway. I know what is allowed and what is not allowed, simple as that.

Scythe
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
I've never been banned because I am not an out of control car on the highway. I know what is allowed and what is not allowed, simple as that. Course man, no one's saying otherwise.

Rogue Jedi
Originally posted by Scythe
Course man, no one's saying otherwise. Glad we have that settled then.

Scythe
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
Glad we have that settled then. Sure, sure...

Rogue Jedi
Originally posted by Scythe
Sure, sure... So hows about that game Sabacc?

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