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How to play
Discover the rules and prepare your first round.
About the game
Empty your personal stockpile by building shared sequences from ace to king. Use your hand and reserve piles to unlock the next move.
Getting started
Two to four people play with two decks and four jokers. Everyone has a ten-card stockpile, four cards in hand and four reserve places.
How to play
- Dáme Karty's club variant for 2–4 players uses two French-suited decks and four jokers, 108 cards in total. Each player has a personal reserve of 10 face-down cards, only the top card visible, and four cards in hand. The rest form the shared draw stock. This is not a universal tournament standard; the exact rules of this variant follow.
- The first player to empty their reserve wins. Cards in hand or on auxiliary piles need not be used up. History scores are the negative number of reserve cards remaining; the winner scores zero.
- Turns proceed clockwise, starting with the first seat. Your hand automatically refills to four at the start of each turn. If you play your last hand card onto a shared run during your turn, you automatically draw four new cards and continue the same turn. If fewer cards are available, you receive all available cards. You may make any number of legal moves.