Pentagon-card game.
The purpose of the game is to get rid of all cards in a hand. A deck of 36 cards is used, from 6 to Ace. At the beginning of the game each player gets 5 cards. There are no trump suits in the game. The deck is laid in the middle of the table. The first move is made by a player who has more points in his hand or won the previous game. He lays any card. The next player can cover this card with a card of the same suit. It is only possible to lay a card of the same value if it is a six that is covered. If a player does not have a required card, he has to take cards from the deck until he takes out a card required or the deck comes to the end. If there are no more cards in the deck, the upper card of a pile of open cards is taken away and left open on the table, the rest of the cards are turned over and serve as a deck again.

Some cards require certain actions from the next player after they have been played:
6 - take 2 cards from the deck and pass a move.
7 - take 1 card from the deck and pass a move.
Ace - pass a move.
Queen is a trump. It can cover any card, moreover, the player who has laid a queen can order any suit. The next player passes his move.

The winner is a player who has got rid of the cards in his hand. The loser counts points on the cards which are left in his hand.

Points:

Ace - 11,
King - 4,
Queen - 20,
Jack - 2,
10 - 10,
Other cards - 0.
A player who has got 100 points loses a game.
Playing by these rules can take a long time.


There are the following versions of the game:

1. If a player does not have a card required, he can only take one card from the deck.
2. A player who laid a queen hands the move over to his opponent after the suit has been set.
3. Cards can be laid both by suit of by value.