Pan

The object of Pan is to be the first to meld all 10 cards in your hand, including the final card drawn. Pan uses eight decks with one set of spades removed and all the 8's, 9's and 10's removed, for a total of 310 cards. In descending order, the cards rank K, Q, J, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, A. To begin the game, after all players have posted collection, the hand will be dealt. Each player will be dealt ten cards. They now have the option of keeping their hand and playing, or sluffing their hand and sitting the round out. Each player, in turn, picks the top card of the discard pile or the stock pile. The player may take from the discard pile only if the card was drawn from the stock by the preceding player, and can be immediately melded with the cards in the taker's hand. When a player draws from the stock, they must meld the card or discard it. After drawing but before discarding, the player may meld as many sets as they have or add to their existing melds. If a player has no remaining cards in their hand to discard and has all 11 cards in valid melds, the hand is finished. There are certain melds called “Conditions”. If a player melds a Condition, that player immediately collects chips from every other player. (All 3's, 5's, and 7's are valle cards). The conditions are as follows:

Condition Chips Collected from each player
A set of three same ranked but different suite valle cards One
A set of three valle cards of a single suit 2 chips, 4 chips if the suit is spades. Also, 1 additional chip is collected for each additional valle card of the same suit added beyond the initial three cards,2 chips if the suit is spades
A set of three non-valle cards of a single suit 1 chip, 2 chips if the suit is spades. Also, 1 additional chip is collected for each additional non-valle card of the same suit added beyond the initial three cards,2 chips if the suit is spades
A sequence starting with an Ace or ending with a King, e.g. (3, 2, A) or (K, Q, J) 1 chip, 2 chips if the suit is spades