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Each player receives one tile stand. The covered plates are placed on the table and mixed. Players then select 14 tiles and place them on their bases. The remaining tiles remain on the table, forming a face-down pool. On their turn, each player must either make a combination (if they can or want to) or take a tile from the stack. Players have two minutes to make a move. If a player does not have time to make a decision, he must leave the tiles that he could not add.
To make a combination, the player must first score at least 30 points by adding up the numbers from all the tiles, regardless of the type of combination. Players take turns selecting tiles from the stack until they score 30 points. When a player draws a tile that gives him 30 points, he must wait until the next turn to use it. Combinations of Three or Four of the Same create 3 or 4 tiles of the same value but different colors. A sequence consists of at least 3 tiles of the same color with number sequences, e.g. Red 4, Red 5 and Red 6.
Jokers replace each color of each tile. The Joker has the same value as the tile it replaces in a given combination (however, at the end of the game it has 25 points). Any player may exchange a used Joker for the tile it replaces at any time during the game under two conditions: that player must have already formed his first combination and must do so on his turn.
The combinations lying on the table can be used by other players to create a new combination. The tile added to the system must, of course, create a continuation. During his turn, the player can also take any number of tiles from the previous combination (provided that there are 3 tiles left in the original combination). Any tiles that have been taken must be used to build a new layout. You cannot change the position of the joker - unless it has been replaced by a tile with the appropriate number.
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