The round is then scored, and players receive penalty points for unmelded cards.

Ending the Round: A round ends when a player “goes out” by forming the required sets and discarding their last card.

For example, a run of 4-5-6 of hearts might be worth 15 points, while a group of three kings could be worth 30 points.

Forming Sets: The objective is to form specific sets of cards, such as runs or groups, which are worth points.

Each turn involves drawing a card from either the draw pile or the discard pile and then discarding a card to the discard pile.

Turn Sequence: Players take turns in clockwise order.

Starting the Game: The dealer places one card face-up to start the discard pile.

The Deal: The dealer shuffles the deck and deals a specific number of cards to each player, often 10 cards for a four-player game, 13 for a three-player game, and 15 for a two-player game.

The remaining cards retain their face value. Card Values: In this game, aces are considered low, with a value of one, and face cards (king, queen, and jack) have a value of ten.

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