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The action of placing one card on top of another in a pile. There are many different ways of building. The most common methods of building are:

·   by suit - only cards of the same suit (such as hearts) placed on one another. This is the most restrictive of the common methods of building.
·   by color - only cards of the same color (such as red) placed on one another.
·   by alternate color - a red card only on a black card or a black card only on a red card. (also called by opposite color).
·   by any suit but the same - only cards of different suit (such as spades on diamonds) placed on one another.
·   Up in sequence - placing a card on the next lower card in rank, such as a Five on a Four.
·   Down in sequence - placing a card on the next higher card in rank, such as a Jack on a Queen.
These methods of building, and others, can be combined together, for example, building a pile up in sequence by suit.



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