How Do You Play Kings In The Corner?
How to Play Kings in the Corner Kings in the Corner is a snappy card game that feels like everybody’s playing a single solitaire game — but there’s only one winner! Here’s how to play: Number of players: Two to six; four is best Object: To go out by playing off all your cards. The cards: You’ll need one 52-card deck, plus a supply of pennies or chips. To play: Deal each player seven cards, then turn four cards face up to start layoff piles. (One king will go in each corner space as shown in the diagram below.) Place the remaining cards face down in the center as a draw pile. Player at dealer’s left goes first, and subsequent play moves clockwise. If you make no play, pay a chip into the pool. Otherwise, play any number of cards, as long as the plays are valid. At the end of your turn, whether you made any plays or not, draw a new card — except if you go out! These moves are valid: 1. Playing a king in a corner. 2. Playing a card one rank lower and of opposite color on the top card of
Kings in the Corner is a snappy card game that feels like everybody’s playing a single solitaire game — but there’s only one winner! Here’s how to play: Number of players: Two to six; four is best Object: To go out by playing off all your cards. The cards: You’ll need one 52-card deck, plus a supply of pennies or chips. To play: Deal each player seven cards, then turn four cards face up to start layoff piles. (One king will go in each corner space as shown in the diagram below.) Place the remaining cards face down in the center as a draw pile. Player at dealer’s left goes first, and subsequent play moves clockwise. If you make no play, pay a chip into the pool. Otherwise, play any number of cards, as long as the plays are valid. At the end of your turn, whether you made any plays or not, draw a new card — except if you go out! These moves are valid: 1. Playing a king in a corner. 2. Playing a card one rank lower and of opposite color on the top card of any pile. (In other words, thes
