Multiplication War
1) Deal all the cards to the players.
2) Each player turns over the top two cards on their pile, and
places them in the center.
3) The players find the product of their two cards.
4) Aces are 1, Jacks are 11, Queens are 12, red Kings are 0,
black Kings are 12
5) The player with the highest product wins all the cards in
the center, and places them in a separate pile.
6) If two players tie for the highest product, each of the two
players place a card face down in the center and turns the
next two cards in their pile face up. The player with the
highest product wins all the cards in the center.
7) If a player miscalculates the product of their cards, they
lose the battle.
8) The winner is the player who has the most cards or you can
keep playing until someone has all the cards.
Possible variations:
 Add the pair of cards instead of multiplying,
 Use the first card as a numerator and the second as a
denominator and compare fractions. Larger fraction wins.
 Make black cards positive and red cards negative.
 First two or more cards are the dividend and next card is the
divisor, largest quotient wins.
 Change value of face cards; use Jack as 11, Queen as 12, and
King as 13.