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Dishwasher. The Dishwasher (seated to the left of the President), shuffles and deals the cards again. Before play begins, the lowest ranked players must give the highest ranked players their best cards, and in return, they receive the highest ranked players' worst cards. How many players are playing determines who swaps cards with whom, and how many cards are swapped.
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must lay down the same number of matching cards as the first player laid down, but they must be higher in rank. The next player has the same option of pass or raise, but this time, the cards must be higher than the second player's. Play continues until all players pass. The cards on the table are discarded, and the player who successfully played the highest card or set of cards leads to start the next round.
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Example: In a five-player game, the first player lays down three 7s. The second player does not have three matching cards and passes. The third player raises with two 9s and a wild card. The fourth player has three 8s, but these are lower than three 9s, and is forced to pass. The fifth player raises
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The deck is shuffled, and 13 cards are dealt to each player. The first player leads any single card or set of cards that are identical (two 7s, three 10s, etc.), and can use one or more wild cards to complete a set. The next player to the left may either pass or raise. In order to raise, the player
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magazine, and gave it a very good rating of 4 stars out of 5, stating "Of course you can play the game for fun, and of that there is plenty, provided you're not doing the washing up."
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has changed a bit thematically and graphically, but the fun of the game is the same From dishwasher to millionaire and back to dishwasher is a typical career path."
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for 4–8 players in which players try to become the company boss and avoid becoming the dishwasher. The game uses a deck with 8 suits of 13 cards each and four
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