Hand 'n Foot For Unity

Ask the founders of the Hand ‘n Foot game why they do not play together on a team. The answer you will receive is that The Millers (founders of Hand ‘n Foot) cannot play together because they know each other so well. If you want to get just a little bit closer to your mate, pick up a the Hand ‘n Foot game in order to find out your partner’s every move.

It is nearly impossible not to find out all your partner’s secrets when you play Hand ‘n Foot, and this card game is unlike any other for the sheer fact that it promotes unity. Ask you partner for permission to “go out” – if you know them well enough, you will know what their answer is likely to be. If you and your significant other are anything like the Millers, you may find out that one of you is “the troubleshooter” while the other is “the troublemaker” – either way, remember that opposites do tend to attract.

You can read all the Hand ‘n Foot rules, follow the game as others play, and try to learn everything that you can about this new card game, but you will need a partner somewhere along the way. If you are to take the Miller’s advice, you will not play with your partner, but you will manage to conjure up a rather coy match should you play against your mate. While most card games bring people together, Hand ‘n Foot is really a testament to how you play the game – the card game, that is.