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My husband used to play Spades all the time when he was in the military. He was young and learned the game from some of his new friends when he left home for the first time. He really enjoyed the game because he said it was fun and he liked hanging around with his friends. He recently found spadester when browsing the web. He couldn’t believe there was a site dedicated to the game of Spades. He was able to play against others on-line but he just couldn’t remember the rules. Well, that wasn’t as much of a problem as he thought. The rules of Spades are also available on spadester. He quickly read up on the rules and was playing in no time.
It turns out there are still a lot of people who like to play Spades even though Texas Hold‘em has been the craze for the past few years. It must be popular among people in the military because there are a lot of our brave soldiers who play it on-line, even those in Iraq. If you want to play for fun or money you can do both on spadester while enjoying the company of so many avid Spade players.
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