Parquet

Number of decks: 1
Number of cards in the deck: 36
Number of players: 2
The seniority of the cards: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, B, D, K, T.
Purpose of the game: to build maps in a rectangle, the last 36th card determines the loser.
Rules of the game. The author of this game is Ryzhenkov Vyacheslav Borisovich. Before the game begins, the deck is divided between two players - one player gets red suits, and the other gets black suits. The first move is determined by drawing lots. The goal of each player is to align the cards into a rectangle, which consists of 5 rows of 7 cards in each row. The remaining 36th card determines the loser player. At the beginning of the game, players build the original cross-shaped figure on two cards in each direction from the unfilled place of the central map of the figure. The cross is built by the player's moves on 1 card on any of the four branches, so that on each of the branches there are two cards adjacent in rank, for example, to the King you can put the King or Jack, without taking into account the suit or color. The unfilled place of the figure (the cross) serves as the center of the future rectangle of 5 rows of 7 cards. After the cross is built, players start making moves according to another rule. The card can be put to two already placed adjacent cards. If they are laid out in a column, then the card is placed to any of them on an unoccupied place in a row. And if they are both in a row, then the opposite is attached to any one in the column and also to an unoccupied place. That is corner or letter "G". In this case, two corner rules must be observed:
A) You can not dock the displayed card with two cards of your own color, only different or foreign;
B) two adjacent cards and attached to them must constitute a sequence in rank, for example, 8,9,10.
Ace is a connecting card, it is allowed to spread out the sequence King, Ace, 6 or Ace, 6, 7. If none of the remaining cards on the hands can be put on vacant seats, then the player must, following the rule of the corner, transfer one of his already exposed cards to another , A suitable place for it. The player who stays with one card, or if there are no moves left, wins the player who put the last card.