One hundred and one the game

A pack of 36 cards is used. Each player is dealt 4 cards. The last card dealt is placed on the table next to the remaining pack (i.e. the dealer makes the first turn). The next player covers this card with one or more of the cards he has, depending on the situation (see below). If there are no options, player can take one additional card from the pack. If there are still no options, the player skips the turn.

Each next player does the same. If the cards in hand run out, the player is out of the round. The round ends when there is only one person left at the table who has cards in his hand. For a game of two, the exit of one player coincides with the end of the round.

The player’s penalty points are counted on the remaining cards. Also, according to the cards with which the other players completed the round, their bonuses are determined. As a result, if someone’s points exceed 101, he is considered a loser. If a player gets exactly 101 points, his penalty is reset to zero