A little arithmetic. A lot of strategy.Bring your four pieces home to 25.
Invite friends, add computer players, or mix both. You need at least two players to start.
Each player has four pieces and eleven cards. A match has five games. Play clockwise, beginning with the player after the dealer.
A game ends immediately when someone brings all four pieces to 25, or after everyone's eleven cards have been played.
Each piece on 25 scores 50. Each piece at start scores minus 20. Other pieces score their numbered position. The highest total after five games wins; equal totals share the win.
Seven each of +2, +3, +4 and +5; two each of +7, +9, +11, +13 and +15; one +20; and one each of −1, −3, −5, −7 and −9. Undealt cards stay concealed.
Based on the supplied original rulebook. Computer players use their own hand and public board positions.
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A digital version of the classic numbers game. Move four pieces home to 25 by combining your chosen card with the previous player's top card.
Play with two to four people, computer opponents, or a mix of both. Each match has five games, using the original 44-card pack.
Online edition by SOGS Inc.Version 1.30