Leaving a build untaken runs the risk that opponent will take it, but you may leave a build behind as long as you can add cards to it or make another play. Once you have made a build, on your next turn you must take the build, add to the build, or make a new build. Players can't change the value of a double build. In this case, opponent can play an ace on the build and say 'Building 10s.' This tells you he or she has a 10 with which to take the build.īut if your 9 build is still there and if you have two 9s in your hand, on your next turn you can put one of them on top of the build and say, 'Still building 9s,' intending to take the build with your remaining 9. Your opponent can change the value of a build by playing another card. For example, if there is a 6 on the table and you have a 3 and a 9 in your hand, you could play the 3 onto the 6 and say 'Building 9s.' On your next turn, if your opponent hasn't taken it, you can take the build with your 9. However, if three matching face cards are on the table and you hold the fourth, you can take all four.Ĭombining: If your card equals the combined sum of two or more cards on the table, you can take those cards immediately.īuilding: If at least one free card on the table, plus the card you play, totals the number of a card in your hand, announce this build number and pile up the build to take later. Face cards can be taken only with other face cards and only in pairs - if two queens are on the table and you hold another queen, you can take only one of the queens. Place the two cards facedown in front of you on the table. Matching: If your card matches by rank a card on the table, you can take the pair immediately.

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