Epsom (Epsom)

Number of decks: 2 Number of cards in the deck: 36
Number of players: 2
The seniority of the cards: 7, 8, 9, 10, B, D, K, T.
Purpose of the game: first get rid of all your cards.
Rules of the game. The rules of the game are provided by John Wright. Epsom (Epsom) is a city in the UK, located in the south-east of England, 25 kilometers south-west of London. It is possible that the game was invented in this city and named after him. Epsom is a two-player game played with a deck of 32 cards. Four cards taken from the second deck are placed in the center of the table in clear form and designate the "horses": ♠ T, ♥ K, ♣ D, ♦ B. The first deliverer in the game is determined by lot or at will; in the next games, . A deck of 32 cards is carefully worn by the handler and each player is dealt 12 cards each, the remaining 8 cards are put in the center of the table and are a reserve. The handler's bettor goes first, he puts the lowest card in the open in the open in one of his four suits. The next player puts one or more cards on it in an ascending sequence. For example, one player put ♣ 8, another player puts ♣ 9 and ♣ 10. If the player does not have cards in this suit or sequence, he misses the turn, and as long as there is a reserve deck, he takes one card from it, when the deck with the reserve becomes empty, then his opponent gives him any of his cards. Deploying cards in this suit continues until one of the players reaches the "horse" card, for example, the ladies club. After that, the next player puts his lowest card in any suit, but not the one in which they have already played (for example, clubs). Thus, the players spread out similarly to the cards in other colors and that player who remains first without cards becomes the winner and is considered to have "left".