The Ace, King, Queen, and Jack are referred to as face cards, each carrying a value of 10 points, while the numbered cards are scored according to their respective face values.

At the beginning of the game, each player is dealt thirteen cards, and the objective is to form sets or sequences comprising three or more consecutive cards of the same suit.

A pure sequence consists of consecutive cards from the same suit, devoid of any jokers or wild cards. Additionally, an impure sequence may include a joker or a wild card, representing a missing card within the sequence. Moreover, a set can be formed by grouping three cards of the same value but different suits, thus qualifying as an impure sequence.

Once each player receives their thirteen cards, the remaining cards are stacked and one is randomly chosen as a joker.

Throughout the game, players take turns discarding a card and drawing another from the stack, always maintaining a hand of thirteen cards. It is also permissible to draw from the discarded pile.

To enhance gameplay and facilitate decision-making, it is essential to arrange your cards according to their suits, allowing for easier assessment of which cards to retain or discard.

The game concludes when a player successfully forms a complete set of sequences, including a mandatory pure sequence. At this point, the opponent's unsequenced cards are tallied for scoring.

• The fundamental strategy of the game lies in discerning which cards to keep and which to discard.
• Discard high-value cards that are unlikely to be utilized.
• If a joker is designated as a wild card, an Ace can also be employed as a joker within sequences.
• If you find yourself with a weak hand, it may be wise to drop out of the game to minimize point loss.