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| <nowiki>Kx3 = [[A+A]+[E]+I+K]</nowiki> | <nowiki>Kx3 = [[A+A]+[E]+I+K]</nowiki> |
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| <nowiki>Lx3 = [[B+C+D]+[H]+J+L]</nowiki> | <nowiki>Lx3 = [[L][B+C]+[H+J]+L]</nowiki> |
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| solo rules. in a solo game, you draw a simulated player pile on the table of 7 cards. these are face up. you may at any time take one card from this face-up row of cards and replace it in your hand with another card that you place down into the discard pile. at the end of the game, the number of remaining cards grant you +2 points. so 7 cards remaining is equal to a bonus of 14 points. in general, solo is all about beating your score. | solo rules. in a solo game, you may optionally draw cards from a simulated player pile on the table of 7 additional face up cards. you may, instead of the draw pile, thus at any time take one card from this face-up row of cards and replace it in your hand with another card that you place down into the discard area. at the end of the game, the number of remaining cards grant you +2 points per card. so 7 cards remaining is equal to a bonus of 14 points. in general, solo is all about beating your score. with a score counter of 9-16, 17-19, etc. |
