After several persons have learned the names of the pictures shuffle
the cards and deal equally to the players. The one to the right of
the dealer lays a picture in front of the player on his right and
immediately starts counting slowly from one to ten. The person on his
right must name the picture before the other counts ten. If he succeeds
in doing so he takes the card and starts a pile in front of him on the
table face down. If he fails, the one on his right has an opportunity
to name the face while the one showing the card again counts ten. The
opportunity to name this card passes on to all players, the first one
giving the correct name keeping the card and continuing the play by
showing one of the dealt cards to the person on his right. If no one
succeeds in naming the card, the one playing it tells the name and adds
the card to his pile on the table and shows another. The play continues
as long as any one has any of the cards dealt. When all are out each
counts his pile on the table, secured by properly naming them, and the
one having the largest number wins.