rule inconsistency since players can fold – but have no reason to do so. This variant uses dice, which are rolled each turn and on a roll of doubles players have to redraw all of their cards. The deck has 62 cards with values ranging form -10 to 10. Players are dealt two cards and play for three rounds, during which they can draw, swap, pass or fold. The Star Wars Han Solo Card Game variant can be played with two to eight players, and uses a deck of 76 cards divided up into four suits, numbered 1–11. The suits are called Coins, Flasks, Sabers, and Staves, and the face cards are named Commander (value 12), Mistress (value 13), Master (value 14), and Ace (value 1 or 15). In addition to those, there are also cards with values not usually found in blackjack or poker, such as The Idiot (value 0) or The Star (value −17). The cards have a range of −17 to 15, and the game features two betting pots. Players will place bets, aiming for the winning score of 23 or −23. See also Dejarik References External links Fictional games Star Wars games Multi-player card games 20th-century card games Gambling in fiction