(2 players) – This is an obscure Victorian card game that revived in popularity as a result of Sid Sackson’s A Gamut of Games. David Parlett recommends it as an out-of-the-ordinary card game that is “long and savory”. It is played with a 65-card deck (52 cards plus an additional two through Ace in one suit), and each player’s objective is to reach a certain number of points scored by discarding assemblies, completing tricks, setting up marriages, or revealing flushes and sequences. Also playable with four or six players in partnerships.