Game Rules :

The player selects the category he or she would like to play, then is able to click on the “cards” one-at-a-time, revealing the hidden photographs underneath; the player then clicks on a second card trying to match the first.

As matches are made, the photos remain revealed, and the game ends when all the photos are revealed. When incorrect matches are made, both selected cards remain face down.

Scoring :

The number of points you receive for matching pairs depends on how many times you have clicked on each tile. One click gets you 300 points and two clicks gets you 200 points. For 3, 4, 5, 6, or a higher number of clicks, you would get 100, 50, 25, 10 or 0 points, respectively. For example, if you click on one tile of a pair once and the other one twice, you would receive 500 (= 300 + 200) points.

If you complete the puzzle in less than 60 seconds, you get a time bonus. This bonus is 50 times the remaining number of seconds, up to 60 seconds. Partial seconds are included in this calculation.

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Game Information :

Each reversi piece has a red side and a green side. On your turn, you place one piece on the board with your color facing up. You must place the piece so that an opponent’s piece, or a row of opponent’s pieces, is flanked by your pieces. All of the opponent’s pieces between your pieces are then turned over to become your color.
The object of the game is to own more pieces than your opponent when the game is over. The game is over when neither player has a move. Usually, this means the board is full.

Game Rules :

* The 2 players take turns to place a disc on the board. Red player starts the game.
* A disc must always be placed near one or more of the opponent’s discs. The objective is to enclose your opponent’s discs by placing your discs at each end of a row of one or more of your opponent’s, thus making them yours.
* If you cannot place a disc in your turn the opponent moves again.
* If no one can move the game ends.
* The game continues until the board is filled with discs and the winner is the one with the majority of the discs. If both players have the same number of discs, the game is a draw.

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Rules :
The object of the game is to get all of the cards in the pyramids down to the discard pile. To move a card down click on the card that is one higher or one lower than the top card on the discard pile. You can lay a KING on an ACE and an ACE on a KING.

If there is no card to remove from the pyramid, click on the top card on the draw pile. If you clear all cards from the pyramids you will advance to the next level. The game is over when you cannot clear all cards from the pyramids when the deck runs out. You can use the space bar or ‘B’ key to flip cards.

Scoring of Cards :

You will receive the points on the points slide for each card you clear. You will receive bonus points for each card in a run of cards that you clear. The longer the run the higher the bonus points get. You will receive a 5000 point bonus for clearing the top card in each pyramid.

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About Three Card Poker : :

Three Card Poker also known as Tricard Poker is a poker based games and divided into two forms whicg are - Pair Plus & Ante-&-Play which are briefly described discussed below :

Pairplus : Pairplus are the simple bets on the cards which are illustrated in the table below along with the chances of the hand in a game.

Ante & Play : Ante is also known as the forced bet. In which the player push forward and bets for the amount on the other hand the opposite player has to raise the bet with the equal amount. If he folds the cards it means he quits and loses the game. On the other hand if he chooses to play - there may be three possibilities - 1. the dealer is not ‘qualified’. To qualify the dealer must have a hand of Queen High or Higher. If the dealer qualifies, the player wins if the hand is of highervalue than the dealer’s hand. If the dealer’s hand is of higher value - the dealer takes the ante bet and plays the bet. If the hands are of the same value - both the players gets the money back.

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Goal of the Game :

The basic objective of solitaire rush is to “play out” by moving all the cards. Any solitaire Shuffle which cannot be played out, is discarded before the game begins. It means you will only get shuffles which can be completed.

Rules :

Solitaire Setup comprises of dealing out 28 cards out of 52 cards on the table. The first pile is a single card, face up; the second pile is two cards, the top one face up; the third pile is three cards, the top one face up and etc. The remaining 22 cards from the hand.
Cards in the table can be placed on other cards and can be placed alterntively according to colour e.g. BLACK 8 on RED 9 and vice versa. You can move more than one card at a time; for instance, a pile containing an 8 of hearts/7 of spades/6 of diamonds could be picked up and placed on a 9 of spades. If a card in the tableu has been moved to expose the downward-facing card, then the card which is downward facing can be faced up. Whenever a card in the tableau has been moved to create an empty slot, that slot can be filled with any king and if any card above the kind if have.

To move cards to the foundation you must start with the Aces of each Suit. Once an ace has been moved to the foundation, a two of that same suit can be placed on the ace, and so forth, ending with the king.Once a card has been placed on the foundation, it can be moved back to the tableau, but a point penalty will be assessed for this action.

Play continues until you play out all the 52 cards in the foundation; or until you get stuck and click the “End Game” button, or until time runs out. You have 5 minutes to complete every game of Solitaire Rush.

Game Scoring :

Points are added or deducted for the following actions:

50 points - moving any Ace to the foundation

45 points - moving any 2 to the foundation

40 points - moving any 3 to the foundation

35 points - moving any 4 to the foundation

30 points - moving any 5 to the foundation

25 points - moving any 6 to the foundation

20 points - moving any 7 to the foundation

15 points - moving any 8 to the foundation

10 points - moving any 9 to the foundation

5 points - moving any 10, Jack, Queen, or King to the foundation

10 points - turning over a face-down card in the tableau

10 points - moving any card from the wastepile to the tableau or foundation (if you are moving a card from the wastepile to the foundation, these 10 points are in addition to the points you’d normally get for moving that card to the foundation)

-10 points - moving a card from the foundation to the tableau (if you subsequently return that card to the foundation, you get no points for that return)

-20 points - in the 3-card variation only, returning the wastepile to the hand after the third time doing so

-100 points - in the 1-card variation only, returning the wastepile to the hand

Game Strategy :

If you have a choice of two cards to use from the tableau, take the one that has the most face-down cards underneath it. If you want to need a card later in the tableau, then avoid moving that card to the foundation.

Use double-click or right-click to quickly move cards to the foundation.

In the 3-Card variation, it is sometimes useful to leave a card in the wastepile even if you have a place for it in the tableau, so that you can remove that card from the wastepile at a later point in order to “move” the hand. Also, moving a card from a wastepile can be useful or harmful depending on your current game position, as it will cause different cards to appear the next time you go through the hand.

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About The Game :

Pyramid is a solitaire game where the object is to get all the cards from the pyramid to the foundation. Cards are not paires if their values are above 13 or above. As in this game Jacks value at 11, Queens at 12 & Kings at 13. Therefore Kings should be removed immediately without thinking. A card on which another card is placed canno be removed, so you have to play carefully and with full concentration.

Pyramid is one of the most addictive solitaire games. It is easy to learn and play.

* Cards are dealt in a pyramid.
* Only unconvered cards can be played.
* Choose any two uncovered cards, from the pyramid or the deck, that total 13.
* An uncovered king can be chosen by itself.
* Try to remove all cards from the pyramid.

Two versions of Pyramid Solitaire :

Pyramid Solitaire : is considered to be won if all the cards must be moved from the foundation. The game is not considered if atleast 2 cards cannot be moved from both the Pyramid and Stack.

Relaxed Pyramid Solitaire : to be considered won, all cards from the pyramid must be moved to the foundation; the game can still be won with cards left in the stack

Game Rules :

Pyramid Solitaire can be played for a set no. of rounds or for Multiple Round. In the Set no. of Round game, if there are no possible plays left when the final round ends, then the game should be considered as a loss. On the other hand, the game which continues until all the cards are cleared is a win if it fulfils the winning condition stated above.

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Gin Rummy Game Information

Gin Rummy ( Gin ) is a popular and simple two player card game which was created by Elwood T. Baker in 1909. This popular game with a standard 52 - card deck, Aces are played on low and cards are ranked accordingly - A-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-J-Q-K. Dealing in the game is decided alternatively in round. Both the players are dealt 10 cards each and one card is dealt face up on the center of the table. The remaining cards are kept on the side faced down.

Evaluation of hand in Gin Rummy is based on melds which are of two types.
1. Sets of three or more cards sharing the same rank like 8♥-8 ♣-8♠. and;
2. Three or more cards running in sequence like3♥-4♥-5♥-6♥-7♥.

Game Objective

One thing to remember is that the objective of the game is to improve and Melds and eliminate deadwood. Aces are valued as 1, Face cards as 10, and the rest are valued according to their numeric values.

Matches Played are :

1. Single match : In this type of match, players continues to play round until he scores 100 points.
2. Multi Match : In this type of match, scores of each game are recorded and the start of the next game the scores are reset to zero. Recorded game scores are accumulate and the player with 100 points in total is declared winner.

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Rules of the GAME :

The Goal of the Game is to maximise your score by making 21’s as fast as you can.

Move the top card from the draw pile to one of the four columns. The number over the draw pile shows the number of cards remaining in the draw pile. You can move a card to any card maintaining the total resulting value of the cards 21 or less.

A casino chip is displayed a top each column where it is possible to place the current card. The number at the top of each column shows the current total of the cards in that column. Face cards (Jacks, Queens, and Kings) have a value of 10; Aces can be either 1 or 11; as according to maintaining the total resulting value less then or equals to 21.

The two Black Jacks (the Jack of Spades and the Jack of Clubs) are special cards. Playing one on any column will clear that column, no matter what the total. As a reminder, when a Black Jack appears, the words “Blackjack Attack” will flash.

Game Scorings :

You’ll get 50 points for each column cleared by a “21″, 75 points for each column cleared by a Blackjack Attack, and 100 points for each column cleared by a Five Card Charlie.

At the end of the game, you’ll receive a time bonus:

(1000 * Time Remaining)
Time Limit

Game Strategy

Always create a 21 when you have the chance to. Keeping as many open columns as possible reduces your chance of having to discard.Remember that 16 of the 52 cards have a value of 10 so try to create columns with 11 in them, which will combine with any 10 to form a 21.

There are only 4 aces; try to keep track of how many you’ve seen so far.

Similarly, try to remember how many of the two Black Jacks are still left.

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Values of The Cards:

In Blackjack your basic base stands on the fact that you have to make a hand value that is closer to 21 than that of the dealer withour going over 21. Your hand is strictly played against the hand of the dealer. In Blackjack the cards are valued as : An Ace can either be valued at 1 or 11 as decided in the beginning hand. An Ace can be counted as 1 only in the case to avoid your hand value going above 21.If your hand value is not going above 21 on taking the value of Ace as either 11 or 1 than the value of Ace is taken as 11. If you hand value is easily lower than 21 on the value of Ace as 11 than is known as “Soft” (hand Value i.e. 17 or 18); but on the other hand if you are forced to take the value of Ace as 1 to limit the hand value below 21 than the hand is known as “hard” hand.

The Deal of the Cards :

After making the bets, the dealer deals two cards faced down each to the players and deals one card faced up the center of the table. Few points to remember during the game are :
1 You are only allowed to touch the cards with one hand. If you’re a poker player, this can take some effort to break old habits!

2 You must keep the cards over the table.

3 Any cards that the dealer subsequently deals to your hand must be left on the table, not added to the cards in your hand.

Blackjack basically is a total of 21 in your first two cards out of which one is Ace. A Blackjack therefore is a Ace & any Ten-Valued Card, with the additional requirement that these be your first two cards.

If you’ve never played the game before, it can be a little intimidating at first. Just sit down at a table with a friendly-looking dealer and give it a try. After 10 minutes, all these details will be easy. Like many things, it’s easier done than said! Before you go to the casino, you may want to try a few hands at the Blackjack Info Strategy Trainer.

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