that matches with all of the cards in the middle of the table to make 15, e.g., the cards on the table are 3♠ 2♣ 1♥ and 4♦ and Sara has a 5♠. If she adds 5+3+2+1+4, she will have 15. To get a , a player must have a card that matches with any card on the middle of the table to make 15. Deck is played with Spanish playing cards but can also be played with Anglo-American cards. If played with Anglo-American cards, the 8, 9 and the 10 should be removed. has no (jokers). Card values Most cards have the same value as their numbers. These cards are 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7. The remaining cards have different values: Ace () = 1 Jack () = 8 Horse () = 9 King () = 10 Since the special card in the Spanish 40 card deck is the (horse) while there is no Queen, it is recommended to use the Queen for the (horse) if no Spanish card deck is available. Play Each player receives three cards, and the other four cards go to the middle of the table, where all players can catch up. The player to the right of the one that shuffled the cards starts the game. Layout At the start of the game, there are four cards on the table. A player who does not have a card to make 15, places one of his cards in the middle of the table. When all of the players' cards have been played, a re-deal is made. When the stock is exhausted, the owner is the last player to get an or a . Diamonds The diamond (♦) is the super-suit of . Players should try to collect a majority of diamond cards, especially the 7♦, called and worth 1 point. References External links Spanish card games Fishing card games Year of introduction missing Spanish deck card games South American card games