How to Play Spoons (Card Game)
To play the card game Spoons, you'll need a deck of cards, 3 to 13 players, and enough spoons so you have one less than the number of people playing. The goal of the game is to be the last player left. If you end up without a spoon, you're out! To set up the game, sit in a circle and place the spoons in the middle of the playing area. Then, deal 4 cards to each player, and place the rest of the cards face-down in a pile. Start the game by having the dealer take one card off the top of the deck. The dealer places that card in their hand, then passes one of the other cards in their hand to the player on their left. That player then passes one of their cards to the player on their left. This continues around the circle, with the dealer continuing to draw cards from the pile and the last player in the circle placing their cards in a discard pile. As you're passing cards along, try to get 4 of a kind. Once you get 4 of a kind, take one of the spoons. At that point, everyone else can grab a spoon too. Whoever is left without a spoon is out. Then, the next round begins. Keep playing rounds until only one player is left standing!
Count your players. In the middle of the table, place however many spoons is one less than the number of players you have. For example, if you're playing with 6 people, use 5 spoons. Shuffle a standard 52-card deck and deal 4 cards to each person. Have the dealer keep the deck next to them. Have everyone take one of their cards and discard it to their left simultaneously. The person to the right of the dealer, however, should put one of their cards down on the table to start the discard pile, while the dealer picks up a new card. You do not have to exchange cards with the card you are given, if you do not want to. Instead, just pass the card you received on to the player to your left. Repeat this process of everyone passing to the left. Each round the dealer should pick up a new card and the person to their right should add to the discard pile, so as to have a continuous influx of new cards. All players continue to circulate cards. It usually goes pretty quickly, and can be tough to keep track of! This is intentional, and makes the game more fun. The first person to have 4 of a kind (e.g. all 4 aces or all 4 nines) has to pick up a spoon. Following this, all other players need to do the same, with the slowest person left without a spoon and out of the game. Make sure to grab a spoon as soon as you notice one missing. It can be easy to get caught up in trying to get your own four of a kind — try to pay attention to other people's movements as well as your hand. Remove a spoon every time you remove a player from the game. So if the first round had 6 players and 5 spoons, the second round would consist of 5 players and 4 spoons. Continue playing until you're left with a single person, who is the winner. 
Count your players. Shuffle a standard 52-card deck and deal 4 cards to each person. Have everyone take one of their cards and discard it to their left simultaneously. Repeat this process of everyone passing to the left. The first person to have 4 of a kind (e.g. Make sure to grab a spoon as soon as you notice one missing. Remove a spoon every time you remove a player from the game. 