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Jars > Games > Card Games > Pyramid

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Category: Card Games Language: Java

Pyramid

Twenty eight cards are laid out in a pyramid shape, with each row overlapping the row above it. The top row has one card, the bottom row has seven. The object of the game is to play and discard all pairs of cards that add up to 13; suits do not matter (you can play and discard the eight of diamonds with the five of clubs). Aces count as one, jacks count as eleven, queens count as 12, and kings are an automatic discard since they count as 13.

Submitted by : Mark Chester Goking
Resource URL : http://www.chitgoks.com/applet
Source Code : Not Available
Detailed Review : http://
Type : Applet
Category : Card Games
Language : Java
Marketing : Other
Development : Release
History : New Submission
Version : 1
Date Submitted : 10-JAN-03
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