from the bag. This will give the player a ‘hand’ of seven card
tiles. To end their turn, a player should then discard
two
of their seven card tiles and place them back into the bag,
returning the hand to having five card tiles. The other player
then takes their turn.
SUMMARY OF A TURN FOR A PLAYER:
Start with five card tiles
Place two card tiles into the grid
Take four card tiles from the bag
Look at the seven card tiles in your hand
Discard two card tiles of your choice
End your turn…
Note: Removing a sequence from the grid is possible at any
point during your turn.
VALID SEQUENCES:
Completing the following sequences and having them in
the relevant spaces on your grid base will score as follows:
5 points for a sequence of three, 7 points for a sequence
of four, 10 points for a sequence of five and 12 points for
a sequence of six.
Numerical sequences:
A row of cards of the same suit
which increase or decrease in order.
Eg:
Same number / picture sequences:
A row of cards which
all feature the same number / picture card, but with some
additional rules…
A row of three cards or four cards of the same number /
picture must all have different suits.
Eg:
A row of five cards or six cards of the same number / picture
must include at least one card from each suit and cannot
include two identical cards next to each other.
Eg:
Completing the following sequences and having them
in the relevant spaces on your base will score as
follows:
3 points for a sequence of three, 4 points for a
sequence of four, 6 points for a sequence of five and 8
points for a sequence of six.
Suit sequences:
A row of cards of the same suit consisting
of any cards within that suit. These do not need to be in any
particular order, however, all of the cards in the sequence
must be different.
Eg:
Same number / picture sequences:
A row of cards which
all feature the same number / picture card, but with some
additional rules…
A row of three cards or four cards of the same number /
picture must feature at least one repeated suit. Identical cards
may not appear next to one another in a sequence.
Eg:
A row of five cards or six cards of the same number / picture
in which at least one suit does not feature. Identical cards
may not appear next to one another in a sequence.
Eg:
