The hands are kept secret from other players and should probably be sorted according to suit. Suit piles Four spaces in the center of the table are kept clear for players to play cards to, one space for each suit. On your turn, you must take a card from your hand and place it face up on top of its corresponding suit pile. If the card you are playing is of a suit that has not been played yet, you get to start a new suit pile by simply playing the card to the space left for its suit. The end The game ends when any one suit pile reaches six cards in number.
All players then count scores for the cards that are left in their hands.
All points for cards are added up and the player with the most points wins. If a suit pile is empty, cards of that suit get no points. An Ace on top of a suit pile makes all cards of that suit worth 1 point. All Jacks, Queens, and Kings are worth zero points, so if a suit pile has a face card on top, all cards of that suit are worth nothing. A typical good score for a three player game is somewhere in the neighborhood of 60 points.