What are the rules to play the card game Hand and Foot?

http://handkneeandfootcardgame.blogspot.com/

There may also be youtube videos to show rules as well.

difficult to answer as you do not mention the card game
however there is a hoyles rules for card games on the net so do the search and down load the rules for what ever you are playing

Hi Theresa,here are the rules of the game. HAND KNEE AND FOOT CARD GAME

READ IT HERE. Clear enough
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GOING OUT A player who forgets to say UNO before his card touches the discard pile, but "catches" himself before any other player catches him, is safe and is not subject to the penalty. You may not catch a player for failure to say UNO until his second to last card touches the DISCARD pile. Also, you may not catch a player for failure to say UNO after the next player begins his turn. "Beginning a turn is defines as either drawing a card from the DRAW pile or drawing a card from your hand to play.
If the last card played in a hand is a Draw Two or Wild Draw Four card, the next player must draw the two or four cards. These cards are counted when points are totaled.
If no one is out of cards by the time the DRAW pile is depleted, reshuffle and continue play.

Uno rules can be found at http://www.unorules.com/ and Pit rules at http://www.centralconnector.com/GAMES/pit.html

You can get the instructions on the lins below, There is two types of Skip bo games.

http://www.mattelgames.com/rules/skipbo(eng).pdf

http://www.mattelgames.com/rules/skipbodelux.pdf

The rules to Cadaco Tripoley Dice Game include:

1) Either divide the chips up equally between all of the players, or if you are playing for money, each player buys chips. Each round starts with every player placing one chip on each section of the Tripoley board. The sections of the board are:

• Pot
• Kitty
• 10
• Jack
• King Queen
• Queen
• King
• Ace
• 8-9-10 All One Suit

2) The dealer shuffles a regulation deck of playing cards, jokers removed making a 52 card deck, and deal each player, and one extra hand, cards one-by-one until all of the cards are distributed. Depending on the number of players, some players may have one more card than others. This does not matter as the deal rotates around the table each hand and the extra cards will even out. The extra hand is not used in the basic game. It can come into play in one of the most popular variations.

3) The players who have "money cards" now collect the chips in each section. In the basic game the money cards are all Hearts, with the exception of the 8-9-10. For example, the player with the Queen of Hearts collects the chips in that section. The only section that may be a tie is the 8-9-10 section. If this is the case, the players who tie split the chips.

4) Each player then chooses their best 5 card poker hand for the next round. The dealer opens the action by checking or betting. Play continues to the left with each player either folding, calling the bet or raising. Once the last player to act calls, the best poker hand wins the pot section and all of the bets. In the case of a tie, they are split.

5)
Players now place their poker hands back with the rest of their cards and the dealer places the lowest card in his or her hand face up on the table or board. Each player is required to play their cards starting with the next card of the same suit. For example, the dealer plays the Two of Clubs. The player with the Three of Clubs places it on the table, then the player with the Four of Clubs, etc. Play continues this way until one of the cards is missing, caused by the dead hand, or the Ace of the suit is played. The player who played the last card must then play the lowest card from any other suit in their hand. If they are unable to change suits the action passes to the player to the left, who must change suits. The first player to play every hand in his or her hand wins the chips in the Kitty section. Each other player pays the winner one chip for each card remaining in their hand. This concludes the round. The player to the dealers left becomes the new dealer and each player ante's a chip to each section of the board again.
The game ends when the players decide to stop either by prearrangement or agreement or when one player has all of the chips. To distribute any chips that remain on the board at the end, deal five cards to each player for a last round of poker. The best hand wins the remaining chips.