Use a standard 52-card deck
Deal 10 cards face down to each player in two rows of five
Place the remaining cards in a draw pile
Flip the top card of the draw pile to start the discard pile
On your turn, draw one card from the draw pile or take the top card from the discard pile
If the card matches a needed position in your layout, place it there face up
The card must match the position number or value needed to fill that spot
If the card does not fit anywhere, discard it face up
If you place a card, take the face-down card from that spot and try to place it in its matching position
Keep continuing this chain until a card cannot be placed
Kings are usually wild and can fill any spot
Aces are usually low and count as 1
Face cards are usually not used except kings as wild cards
The goal is to turn all your face-down cards face up first
When you complete your layout, you must still take one more turn to win on your next turn
The first player to reveal all 10 cards wins
If playing multiple rounds, the winner of each round can be the next dealer
Agree on house rules before starting, since some versions vary on wild cards and exact card values