Rack Stack: Sorting Fun

"Rack Stack" is a classic card game typically played by 2-4 players. The game is known for its simplicity and enjoyable gameplay. Here's a brief description of how the game is played: Objective: The objective of Rack Stack is to be the first player to arrange a set of 10 cards in numerical order, from lowest to highest, in their "rack." Gameplay: Players take turns during the game. On a player's turn, they have two options: a. Draw a card from the deck and replace one of the cards in their rack with it. The drawn card can be placed in any position in the rack, and the card it replaces is placed in a discard pile. b. Take the top card from the discard pile and replace one card in their rack with it. After replacing the card, the discarded card is placed face-up in the discard pile. The objective is to arrange the cards in your rack in ascending order. For example, you want the cards to go from 1 to 60 if you are playing with a standard deck of 52 cards. Players continue taking turns until one player successfully arranges their cards in ascending order from low to high. Winning: The first player to successfully arrange their 10 cards in their rack in ascending numerical order is declared the winner of the game. Rack Stack is a game of skill, strategy, and a bit of luck. Players must choose which cards to draw and where to place them in their rack to achieve the desired sequence. It's a fun and easy-to-learn game that can be enjoyed by players of various ages.