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Most Popular. New Releases. Decide on your pairs either mutually or drawing names out of a hat. Partners do not sit next to each other, but opposite so that turns alternate between pairs as the game goes around the circle. Next, make sure that each player has both a knee-pile and a foot-pile. Give these to each player face-down and consist of 13 cards in the knee-pile and 11 in the foot-pile.

Allow players at this stage to look at the 15 cards dealt but cannot yet touch the knee and foot piles. This is called the stock. This becomes the upcard and is the first card of the discard pile.

If the upcard is either a 2, red 3, 5, 7 or a joker card then bury it back into the stock and choose the next card on top of the stock. Players who are holding a red 3 lays it face up on the table and draws a replacement card. The players draw when the game begins.

Melds of three to five cards can only have one wild card included and melds of six or seven may have up to two. If possible players may also make a meld consisting solely of wild cards. Whether you can accept a meld depends on how many game rounds players are on.

It requires a minimum point threshold. Players also cannot have two separate melds of the same rank unless a player forms a canasta. Certain cards also have different points and properties attached to them.