The goal is to get as close to 0 as possible
by adding the values of your two cards in hand (a positive card and a negative card).

• The deck contains 3 copies of values 1 through 6 (both positive and negative).
• The deck also includes 3 Impostor cards (positive and negative). At the end of a round, you choose one of your two cards to keep.
• There are 2 Sylops cards in the deck. A Sylops mimics the value of the other card in your hand.

You can choose to:

• Stand: Do nothing.
  => click on your cards
• Draw a card: Pay 1 coin and draw a card from the central decks or from the discard piles.
  => 2x click a center card

• The winner is the player whose card values total closest to 0.
• A "Sabacc" is achieved when you hold a positive and negative card of the same value.
• Example: 2 and -2 form a Sabacc.
• Two cards with a value of 1 are more valuable than two cards with a value of 2, and so on.
• Holding one Sylops has no special effect, but having 2 Sylops is considered a "Pure Sabacc," the highest possible hand.
• If more than one player ties as the winner (even with the lowest card values), the round ends with no winner.

• A loser with a Sabacc loses 1 coin.
• Otherwise, the loser subtracts the value of their two cards and loses that amount of coins.

• The game ends when only 1 player has more than 0 coins remaining.