- drop all spades and the deuce of clubs (so only 40 cards remain, four of which are wild)
- Scoring:
- 1st place wins 3 points, gives least desired card (face up) to 4th place in next hand
- 2nd place wins 2 points
- 3rd place wins 0 points, but gets to deal and lead the next hand
- 4th place wins 1 point, gives highest single card (face up) to 1st place in next hand
- play to 26 points
- we played with equal jokers (because otherwise it feels like you should also order the deuces)
The advantage given to the 1st-place finisher by taking the highest card from the 4th-place finisher in the next hand isn't as pattern-forming as I expected. Three of the four of us finished 1st several times, and the 4th person got 2nd once.
(Thanks to Tim Hunt for introducing me to 6-handed Pits.)
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