Join us for some fun and friendly Euchre games! The club will meet every Wednesday at 5:30 pm. Light refreshments will be provided, but feel free to bring your own. Some Euchre knowledge is helpful but not necessary. If you do not know how to play, please come at 5:15 for a quick review of the game.

Please register for each date you plan to attend. Register through Webster Public Library's calendar: https://websterlibrary.org/events/calendar/

Here's how registration works: If registration is full, you should sign up on the waiting list, and we will open another table once we have 4 waitlisted folks. You will be automatically emailed if you come off the wait list, so watch your email and spam folder too. Invite your friends to register with you! 

If you cannot attend the event after you have registered, please cancel your registration.

Euchre Rules and Notes:

1. All players are required to treat fellow participants, staff, and volunteers with respect and courtesy at all times.
2. Mobile phones and electronic devices must be silenced during gameplay to avoid disruption.
3. Any form of distracting behavior, including excessive talking, gestures, or noise, is discouraged during gameplay.
4. Players are responsible for keeping track of their scores.
5. Any form of cheating, including signaling, with other players, is strictly prohibited and will result in immediate disqualification.
6. Players are encouraged to ask questions if they are unsure about any rules or procedures.
7. To start each game, one person will deal out cards. First Jack deals the first hand.
8. If everyone passes, the second time around, no points are made for any of the players on that hand.
9. Players will each deal twice, unless a score of 10 or more points is reached by one of the teams. Then the losing team will move to their new tables if there is more than one.
10. Players from the previous game will separate.  You have a new player for each new game, if possible.
11.  If players are slow, please be patient. We’re all here to have fun.
12. Because everyone will be playing with players of different ages, experiences and skill sets, players are expected to be patient and tolerate faults.