In this card game, all players get one card. You can either keep the card you got, or trade it with the person to your left. Whoever ends up with the lowest card loses! You only see your own card, so you don't know what you will get for trading. When a player wants to trade, the person to their left must do the trade, they cannot refuse unless they have a king. A king blocks trades, and you must stay when you have a king. In this game, Kings are the highest (best) cards, and Aces are the lowest (worst) cards. In ranking the cards, number value is most important, but when comparing cards with the same number value, the suit determines which is higher. From best to worst, the order is: Spades > Hearts > Clubs > Diamonds So the King of Spades is the best card in the game, and the Ace of Diamonds is the worst card. Play starts with the person to the left of the dealer, and play goes clockwise around the table as each player either decides to stay or trade. When it is the dealer's turn, since everyone else has already gone, instead of trading with the person to their left, they may trade with the top card on the deck.
A scratch table
