What are the rules for card game speed?

There isn't a single card game called "Speed" that has a set of universal rules. "Speed" is often used as a general term for a fast-paced card game, and the specific rules vary depending on the specific game being played.

To understand the rules of "Speed," you need to specify which game you're interested in. Here are some examples of card games that are often called "Speed":

1. Crazy Eights (or 8's or Eights):

* Goal: Be the first player to get rid of all of your cards.

* Gameplay: Players take turns matching the rank or suit of the card played by the previous player. If they can't match, they can play an 8, which allows them to change the suit. The last player to get rid of their cards wins.

2. "Speed" (Two Player Variant):

* Goal: Be the first player to empty their entire hand of cards.

* Gameplay: Players play cards simultaneously, racing to match the rank or suit of the top card of the discard pile. Players can build stacks of cards with the same rank. The first player to empty their hand wins.

3. Other Fast-Paced Games:

* Pinochle: A trick-taking game known for its fast pace.

* Canasta: A popular rummy game where players build melds of cards with the same rank.

* Spades: A trick-taking game where players bid on how many tricks they can win.

To get the specific rules for the game you're interested in, please provide more details:

* What is the name of the game?

* How many players does it involve?

* What is the goal of the game?

Once you provide this information, I can give you the specific rules for the "Speed" game you are looking for.