Aschenbrödl

All cards are shuffled well and dealt out. Each player receives the same number of tokens.

Each player pays a token into the cash register. The cards are held in hand as if they were playing cards. Looking at the number on the back is strictly prohibited. Only the game leader has the right to check the number.

The person who has the first card in their hand starts the game by placing the card face up on the table and reading the text.

Now each player puts down the next card in turn. If the next player does not have the right card, they say "free ride" and the next player plays.

If such a report is made incorrectly, the player in question must pay 1 token into the cash register. If an incorrect card is laid out, the player who notices the error calls "Stop". He can take the card to his own. The player who played incorrectly pays 1 token to the winner. Anyone who calls out "Stop" incorrectly must pay a penalty of 2 tokens to the player who played the card.

If one of the players has no cards left, he can draw one from the player to his left without looking at the number.

The player who plays the last card wins and receives the contents of the cash register.