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Back Alley Bridge

Use 2 decks for more than 2 players. To begin deal 13 cards to each player. Begin dealing to the player on the left of the dealer. When round has completed the next dealer will be decided going clockwise.

Things to keep in mind:
- If a player discards a card that can be played, that card is place with the set or run on the table and the player draws another card that they keep.
- If the deck has completed with out anyone going out it will be shuffled and the game contiues until someone goes out.

Objective:
The first player to complete each of the levels listed below and has accumulated the least amount of points wins.

1) 2 sets of 3
2) 1 set of 3 and 1 run of 4
3) 2 runs of 4
4) 1 run of 4 and 1 set of4
5) 2 sets of 4
6) 3 sets of 3
7) run of 7 and a set of 3
8) 3 runs of 4
9) 3 sets of 4
10) 2 runs of 4 and a set of 4

Card Points
Jokers (WILD) = 20
2's = 15
Ace's = 15
K-Q-J-10-9 = 10
All the rest = 5

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