stock and end the turn, or in an alternate version, draw until they find a card that can be played, play it and then end the turn with another draw. Winning The first player to play all of his or her cards onto the tableau is the winner. A variation involves a player collecting each corner that they complete, whereby the winner is determined to be the player that owns the most corners by the end of play. Alternatively, multiple hands can be played, with a running point count for each player. Players receive points for cards left in hand at the end of a round. The game may be played until someone reaches a point threshold, and that player is out of the game. The game ends when all but one player is out. Scoring systems may vary, but a common one is face cards being worth 2 points (except Kings, which are worth 10), and other cards being worth one point. Players must agree the target score; 25 or 50 points is typical. Notes Further reading Rauf, Don (2013). Simple Rules for Card Games. NY: Potter Style. External links An open-source version of Kings in the Corner (at code.google.com) An online, open-source implementation of a solitaire version of Kings in the Corner (at www.dogcows.com) (No longer available at that link. Archived rules can be found here (at archive.org).) Another version of the rules (at www.pagat.com) Another version of the rules (at www.members.shaw.ca) (No longer available at that link. Archived here (at archive.org).) A document about computer card games at cd.textfiles.com, describing alternate rules based on a solitaire version American card games Shedding-type card games Competitive patience card games Two-player card games Three-player card games Four-player card games