Galaxy’s Edge Sabacc Card Playing Game, from Solo: A Star Wars Story

This version of Sabacc is an exclusive to Disneyland and Disney World.Sabacc was the name of a popular card game with numerous variations, many of them including a hard-to-beat hand also called sabacc. Often played at high stakes, the goal of many versions of the game was to win the sabacc pot by collecting a hand with an absolute value closest to 23, but no higher. A typical sabacc deck comprised 76 cards (60 distributed in four suits plus 16 special cards), all of which had a specific value. However, some variants used different decks, and furthermore, in many versions of the game the value and suit of a card could change at random during play, unless the card was placed in the special interference field. Sabacc was a popular card game played throughout the galaxy, often with high stakes. Because of the random Shifts, sabacc was a complex and unpredictable game, as a potential winning hand could turn into a losing one if not used at the right moment,[12] and its odds were always in the house’s favor.[11] In one notable game, Han Solo won the Millennium Falcon from Lando Calrissian in a game of “Corellian Spike” sabacc on Numidian Prime.