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<h1>Lara's Game</h1>
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Two-Deck game type. 2 decks. No redeal.
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<h3>Object</h3>
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Move all cards to the foundations.
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<h3>Rules</h3>
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Cards are dealt to 14 piles. The piles are organized Ace through
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five, six through ten, and then the three face cards, followed by the
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Talon. [Yes, cards are dealt to the talon!] The rules for this deal
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are as follows:
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Cards are dealt to the first thirteen piles in order, until the 104
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cards have been used up. If the dealt card matches the place of the
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pile it is placed on, one card is dealt to the talon. If the card is
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a face card, one card is dealt to the talon. If the card is an Ace,
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two cards are dealt to the talon. Each time the deal reaches the King
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pile, two cards are dealt to the talon and the deal starts over at the
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Ace pile.
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The four top foundations build up from Ace, while the left four
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Foundations build down from King. Only the top card of any stack is
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playable, and the rest of the cards are hidden.
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The piles at the bottom of the screen represent the player's hand.
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Whenever a card is dealt from the talon, the player picks up the
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corresponding pile, places the dealt card at the bottom of the hand
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plays any cards that can be played, and replaces the hand to the pile
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that was picked up.
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There is no redeal.
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<h3>Notes</h3>
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This game was taught to me by a wonderful woman. Neither she nor I
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knows where the game originated (it was taught to her by her older
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sister). This game is dedicated to her. Note: it was taught to her
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by her *other* older sister. So it really shouldn't be called Lara's
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game. But that's what I'm used to calling it, so thus it remains.
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<h3>Author</h3>
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This game and documentation has been written by
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<a href="mailto:hohlfeld@cs.ucsd.edu">Matthew W. Hohlfeld</a>
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and is part of the official PySol distribution.
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