The object of the
game is to get the four Aces one to the top of each of the four
columns. If you manage to get all four Aces to the top of the columns
and in addition can remove all the other cards, you earn a large bonus.
If you get all four Aces to the top of the columns, but fail to clear
all the other cards, you get a small bonus.
Cards are dealt face up to the layout four at a time. The bottom card
of each column is referred to as an exposed card. Remove all exposed
cards which are the same suit but of lower rank than one of the other
exposed cards. Continue to do this until all the exposed cards are of
different suits.
If an Ace becomes an exposed card, and there is an empty column, the
Ace can be moved to the empty column.
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Once
there are no more moves, you deal four more cards, one face up to each
column. Each card is dealt so that it overlaps the last card in each
column. The game ends when all 52 cards have been dealt and as many
cards as possible have been removed.
This version has an innovative scoring system to make the game more challenging.
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