All four players start with seven random cards each.

You can switch up to six of your cards at the start of each hand.
If you have the white ‘start button’, you begin.

You start by playing up to four cards of equal value – so either a pair, three of a kind, four of a kind, or a single card.

The other players then take turns and make their play. They must play an equal amount of cards of the same (or higher) value than the best plays on the table. So must you, once it’s your turn again.

If you can’t do that, you must play your lowest cards.

You can also bluff by playing your lowest cards.

The player who played the highest cards wins the round and starts the next round.
You play until everyone has one card on their hand. When that happens, you reveal your last card, and the player(s) with the highest cards lose the hand.

The losing player(s) lose GAME POINTS equal to the value of their last card. The losing cards disappear from the game.

You win or lose GAME POINTS in each game. You get:

20 for a victory
10 for second place
0 for third place
-10 for losing

You share your GAME POINTS if you end up at the same place as one or more players. Let’s say that you share second place with another player: you share 10 GAME POINTS, giving you 5 each.

If you are skilled and have a little bit of luck, you can earn BONUS POINTS.

Here’s what you should keep an eye out for:

Clean Sheet: You won a game without losing a single hand (20 BONUS POINTS)

Four of a Kind: You lay out four cards of the same kind in one play (20 BONUS POINTS)

Triple Knock Out: You win the round with the lowest card. Your opponents have cards of equal value (20 BONUS POINTS)

Double Knock Out: You end the round with one of the two lowest cards. Two of your opponents have cards of equal value (10 BONUS POINTS)