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Target's Coronavirus Response. Corporate Responsibility. Investor Relations. This happens when a wild card is played to take that space and leaves you with a card you cannot play. On your turn, place the unusable in the discard pile. Let everyone know that you are replacing an unusable card and take a new card from the deck. Your turn then continues as normal. To win you must complete two sequence strands.

A sequence is achieved when you have a row of five chips of the same color. This can occur in any direction, vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. You may use any one of the spaces from one sequence in the second sequence.

Or, they may be anywhere else on the board. The sequence game rules can be altered for three players or three teams. It is played in the same manner as two players except only one sequence strand is necessary to win. While the sequence game rules are simple the game itself is one of strategy and skill. Because no two games are ever quite the same it is an exciting game for anyone at any age level.

Sequence Rules. Players It can be played with two players or two teams. If playing in teams be sure to divide the players evenly. Alternate, players around the board, so that teammates are sitting opposite each other.

Setup Before you begin, lay the board out in front of all the players. Each player or team should choose one color of chips. In the case of two players, each player gets 7 cards. In the case of two teams, each player gets 6 cards. Always, begin the game with the player that drew the lowest card during the cut and continue in a clockwise direction.

Turns Your turn will consist of four steps. Second, discard this chosen card face up in the pile. Players should sit so that no two teammates sit next to one another. A random dealer is chosen and shuffles the deck, and a number of cards are dealt out determined by the number of players. In a 2-player game each player receives a hand of 7 cards, 3 and 4 players receive 6 cards each, 6 players receive 5 cards each, 8 and 9 players receive 4 cards each, and 10 and 12 players receive 3 cards each.

The remaining cards form the draw deck. The player left of the dealers starts the game. Then they will place a marker on the matching space on the game board. Then draw a new card from the draw pile to your hand. If a player forgets to draw before the next player draws from the deck, they must now play with a smaller hand of cards. The board has 2 matching spaces for each card in the deck, except for jacks.

The goal of the game is to make sequences.