Get on your thinking caps, grab a deck of cards, and head to the sheepshead match to “trump” all others. Following tradition, German Fest is hosting hourly sheepshead sessions each day of the Fest. There is a new location this year, so look for the card tourney on the north end of the grounds across from the Potawatomi Bingo Tent. Anyway, if you need a refresher course in sheepshead, I found a pretty helpful link for you to visit before the sessions begin. Think you want to compete? Jot down these times and dates and good luck!
Thursday, July 24:
3 sessions beginning at 6 p.m.; final at 8 p.m.
Friday, July 25:
7 sessions beginning at 4 p.m.; final starts at 10 p.m.Saturday, July 26:
10 sessions beginning at 1 p.m.; final starts at 10 p.m.
Sunday, July 27:
9 sessions beginning at 1 p.m.; final starts at 9 p.m.
Fast Facts:
Fifteen hands will be played per hourly session.
$3 per person per session
Five people/hands per table
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