Playing cards?

1, in order to be fair, draw out the four jacks of playing cards, assuming that the players are small R and small Q.

2. In order to prevent two people from knowing each other's cards, you can shuffle the cards other than J, and then draw a small part and put it aside.

3. Turn the four jacks to the back and insert them into everyone's cards at will, preferably not up and down, and don't let the two jacks get too close.

4. Everyone is still facing up, and everyone uncovers the top cards in turn and arranges them in a trapezoid. Remember, in any case, two people will take turns to play cards.

5. Take the following figure as an example. If you see a card with the same number, you can receive it. Suppose little Q goes to the seventh square and sees a 7 of hearts on it. Then little Q can receive all the cards between the seventh square and the seven of hearts, including two sevens ... and then little R will continue to play cards, instead of the receiver continuing to play cards!

6. If there is a J, all cards above J can be accepted, including J. ..

7. The collected cards must be turned to the back and placed at the bottom of the cards in your hand. Of course, the card is still the first card on the top. If you keep playing like this, whoever plays the cards first will lose.