The objective is to get rid of your cards first by playing "tricks"
Each player is dealt 13 cards. Even if there are only 2 or 3 players, 13 cards are dealt and the remaining cards are discarded.
Other players cannot see your cards or the tricks you are about to play. When clicking on Play Hand, you are laying down your trick on the table.
Cards dealt to you are sorted by lowest to highest rank.
The suits rank are as follows (from lowest to highest): ♠️, ♣️, ♦️, ♥️
The lowest card is a 3♠️, and the highest card value is the 2♥️
As soon as the game starts, the player with the lowest card starts.
The player may begin the round by playing their trick. Tricks can be any one of the following types: singles, pairs, triples, quads, sequences, double sequences.
The player's turn ends as soon as they play their trick.
The next player can then choose to Play Hand (to play a stronger trick) or Pass Hand (if they cannot beat the previously played hand)
The round continues until a player's trick cannot be beaten. Passed players cannot play until new round begins.
When a new round starts, the player whos trick was not beaten may play any trick of their choosing.
| Trick | Description |
|---|---|
| Single | Just one card. Can be beaten if another player plays a higher ranked card. A single 2 is a special case where it can be beaten by 3 sequential pairs (eg. 3,3,4,4,5,5) or a quad (eg. 5,5,5,5) |
| Pair | Two of the same card denomination. Can be beaten if another player plays a higher ranked pair. A pair of 2s is a special case where it can be beaten by 4 sequential pairs (eg. 3,3,4,4,5,5,6,6) |
| Triple | Three of the same card denomination. Can be beaten if another player plays a higher ranked triple. A triple of 2s is a special case where it can be beaten by 5 sequential pairs (eg. 3,3,4,4,5,5,6,6,7,7) |
| Quad | Four of the same card denomination. Can be beaten if another player plays a higher ranked quad. |
| Sequence | A sequence (or run) of at least 3 cards of any suit. The sequence cannot include a 2 (eg. K,A,2) or wrap around (eg. K,A,2,3) |
| Double Sequence | A sequence of pairs of at least 6 cards of any suit (eg. 4,4,5,5,6,6). Can be beaten if another player plays the same number but higher ranked sequence of pairs. |
The player who sheds their cards before everyone else places first.
The game will continue until first through third place have been determined.