One good tactic is to keep a close eye on the cards your opponents are discarding. Players can learn about their opponents' hands and modify their own tactics by keeping an eye on which cards are picked up or discarded. An important advaacradentage of having this level of awareness is being able to form sets or sequences before others do. Prioritizing the formation of pure sequences early in the game is another important piece of advice. Three or more consecutive cards of the same suit, devoid of any jokers, make up a pure sequence. In addition to securing a sizable chunk of your hand, laying this foundation lowers the possibility that, should your opponent declare first, you will be dealt high-point cards.

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