Sedma

Deal out the entire deck evenly among the players, even if some players end up with one extra card.

Any player holding a seven of any suit places it face up on the table to start that suit's row.

On each turn, a player must either add a six or eight of an already-started suit to extend that row outward, or play a new seven to start another suit's row if they have no legal extension.

A player who cannot make any legal play must pass their turn without placing a card.

Play continues around the table, growing each suit's row outward from the seven toward the ace on one side and the king on the other.

The first player to play their last card wins the hand, and remaining players can be scored by how many cards they were left holding.