Explaining the rules of backgammon using vines was one of the most powerful things I've ever witnessed

I was led to believe that there would be some Go gamage

i lovehow he laughs like he is the chess grandmaster everytime he beats a 12y/o at connect 4

Joe is in control

I completely agree - Cribbage is totally pog. But that thumbnail teasing a game of Go was just cruel.

Those middle schoolers never stood a chance against the Pog Lord

NL laughing as he destroys jkoz in Mancala was priceless

Honestly, NL Chess was my favorite channel era, and I miss it very much

Bro I'm poggin

I missed clubhouse games not gonna lie

Love the banter, it's like being around a friend in the living room or smth.

"Hana Fuda is like Go Fish except the cards were drawn by Vincent Van Gogh" So you could almost call it... Vincent Van Go Fish

Wish chess would come back, was my favourite content you've ever done and it got me back into chess, I've played at least one game every day since you started your series and got from 600 to 1250

Love to see NL crush some middle schoolers

watching him play connect 4 was one of the most infuriating experiences of my life lol

The absolute feral excitement I felt at seeing Go in the thumbnail before remembering Clubhouse don't have Go. The betrayal...

The Connect-4 music sounds right out of Arrested Development. got me jammin' to some sliding pucks

44:52 "Ooooooooh here we go!, Ganondorf!? Oooooh shit... ...Ganondorf showed up at the chess match... ...players left." 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I'm dying .. and 53:05 🙊

2 minutes in and I have already laughed at “Joe is in control”

Am I hallucinating, or is there Go in the thumbnail but no Go in the actual video?

I can't believe NL just click baited me with some GO

Crib is the go to casual drinking game, because you don't have to think too hard (once you have played it 100 times) and you can chat and laugh and drink while also playing a very fun and interactive game.

Cribbage was super popular among US submarine crews during WW2, probably in part because the peg-in-hole design made it resistant to the sway of the ship.

TFW it’s your 10,000th game and probability has a meaningful impact on ur winrate

My dad taught me to play rummy at 9 years old so he had someone to play against. I've never beaten him in my entire life and I'm 26, we play every weekend Edit: NL mentioned golf, me and my dad also played whatever PGA tour was out for the PS2 when I was like 10 and he made me play from the black tea just like him as well....I think my dad had a complex about losing now that I'm older

i miss the golden goblet. You should all bring that back

This man is right about cribbage. I've played it with my dad growing up and its very fun.

44:58 actual comedic timing

26:03 for the vine bit since everyone's commenting about it but nobody wants to put up a DAMN timestamp

That was the best dang synopsis of How High I‘ve ever heard.

When my nephew is old enough to play chess i'm going to crush him EVERY game. Until he becomes 12 and innevitably gets better at it than me.

The Clubhouse banter is always top tier.

i guess the Go was too pogged for our feable mortal minds

I'm very torn on the subject of letting kids win games on purpose. I had a little brother that was born when I was 18, and by the time we played games I was around 20 something. I don't think I ever let him win, but tried to make it as close as possible. I feel kinda bad about it but I'm not sure why, and I don't think I'd do it again tbh

this game is basically a tabletop simulator without any workshop content

Steven was indeed running connect 4 through stockfish

I've been playing Cribbage since near nonexistence. I can tell you that as much as mathematics is a part of the game, most of the game is reliant on luck. The only time skill comes in handy is if you play with mugging and your opponent is shit at math.

0:53 Oh I love Vincent Van Gogh-Fish!

“All the kids are in the clubhouse and I’d play with anyone”

Mancala is indeed a solved game. Weakly by humans but proven by computers. Similar to checkers

I kinda wish he'd do an hour long video of just Yacht dice

That billiards game ending! *POG*

Euchre and Cribbage are Midwest classics. A lot of good memories playing games with friends in Undergrad

it is 6AM and I'm sitting here administering my morning caffeine to my cerebral cortex, eating the Weetabix cereal. AND POGGING OUT OF MY GORD AT NL PLAYING CLUBHOUSE GAMES AGAIN LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOOO

“we’re gonna need to get an industrial size mancala board if we’re gonna play again” the most egregious diss to ever be told

50:09 yooo How High is such an amazing quotable movie! I didn't think I'd hear anyone ever talk about it lmao

"That's a slap in the face" gets me every time.

can someone make a compilation of all the times NL has failed clipfarming? Just one big video of "If x im gonna x" or "no way x" and then it just doesn't happen

you explaining the rules using vine references had me on the floor laughing

44:47 "You look like you're from Utah." First of all how dare you

I feel jebaited by the go thumbnail

That thumbnail is so funny it should count as clickbait

My mind was shattered by the thumbnail

I'm really intrigued to think that NL thinks of euchre as a Canadian thing, because in Michigan we think of it as a Michigan thing. Which is actually really insufferable for the 2/3 of the state that didn't grow up playing it all the time, but don't tell southeast MI that

Don't let kids win, it cheapens any victory in future. Instead: 1) While learning suggest moves and explain why, think out loud, help them learn by explaining why 2) Give your self a handicap, adjust as they learn - that way they earn and deserve their wins, and can change / reduce handicap. Kids are familiar with game difficulty level, they will get it.

I'm reminded of poor Jesse, who was in fact not in control

The way this man plays mancala is terrifying

I know exactly the yaletown bar you're talking about here and that place is always crawling with gang members lmao sketchiest pool hall outside of Surrey

Ayy, the most pogged up series is back

Having a strong understanding of probability I think provides a rather large amount of help because the majority of example problems use dice. And the probability for dice is not even that hard

Yooo clubhouse is back - there's only one word for it, 3 letters, 2 consonants, one vowel

The pool game was so painful to watch.

My entire family does not sleep on cribbage, and we play for money. Top tier.

Ayo, cribbage is a certified banger!

Wait, I thought there was gonna be a Go game :(

The mancala prodigy has returned.

Miss the pogs with clubhouse

Yacht dice is lowkey my favorite NL game

I've been waiting for this. Thanks egg

My dad taught me how to play chess and we played all the time. I beat him once. He crushed me constantly. Lmao

I wasn't really paying attention and all I hurd was "am I the ass hole for not going to my sister in laws birthday because she beat me... I can live with that"

The game with stones, mankala, i used to love to play it when i was younger and it was so pog to watch omg

I can't believe how lucky that guy got at yacht dice lol

I'm from Calgary. New to these stream. But it nuts how we have the same reactionary terms.

i know that north definitely doesn't have a ds but i think some of the 42 clubhouse games (the original game that launched on the ds) was really fun.

Backgammon vine bit was top tier

The king has returned to the Clubhouse.

@Northernlion You do not need to count how many stones are in each well in Mancala, it tells you the current amount next to each well.

Connect 4 seems like a good game. But it's definitely unwinnable if both players play properly.

I don’t think you should ever let a kid win. Crush them

Now we GOTTA see some new chess content. It was so close and ripped away...

Played a lot of Euchre growing up, eventually graduated to 500.

Oh shit. Joker at the Mancala game.

Will this see the return of chess???

What's with the Backgammon hate from NL? It is quite a skill game (though influenced by luck certainly). It has a lot of math in it when you learn it, I think you would like it if you gave it the chance NL :P

I got excited and thought you were going to play some baduk.

I was really looking forward to watching you play go

This was streamed on my birthday

I have no idea how the rules of dominoes works but I just wanted him to use that 6 / 4 domino sandwiched up in there so bad.

Watching that pool match made me stupider

My family never let me win games, I had to earn it. I am now immensely competitive at every game I play

Imagine thinking backgammon is a luck-based game

I have my doubts over that statement of fairness of kids vs adults, chess world is wild man.

Awaiting blessed cribbage content

Cool diceeeeee game Moves

"100% win rate" *Loses first game*

hey yo which isaac video is he referring to at 23:56? I wanna check out the T Cain nonsense for myself

Watching you play these hurts so bad. ESP when you win like connect 4😂

We have the right to bear off.

5:00 Those self righteous Twitch viewers smh