"So, I forget the English name for it, but it's really fun," Lina began as she tried to explain the rules. "Ok, so, um, the rules are really simple: The person that has the three of clubs begins and must play this card, either by itself or as part of a combination. At your turn you must either pass (play no cards) or beat the previous play by playing a higher combination of the same number of cards. All plays are made by placing the cards face up in the centre of the table. This continues until all but one of the players pass in succession, no one being able or willing to beat the last play. The person who played highest, or all the others having passed, begins again by playing any card or combination of cards.
You are never under any obligation to beat a card or set of cards just because you are able to - you may always choose to pass and keep your high cards for a better opportunity. Passing does not prevent you from playing when your turn comes round again.
When it comes to the suits, from lowest to highest it goes: clubs, spades, hearts, and diamonds. As for the combinations, you can play pairs or triples, two pairs, straight flush and the four of a kind that switches the high cards low and low cards high...oh, in this game, the lowest card is a three and the highest card is a two. So, um, is there any questions?"
As she ended the quick explanation of the rules, Lina began to shuffle the playing cards. She looked at the two before her and hoped that they understood the rules, I really hope that they understand.