If a player matches the previously played card, the next player in rotation is skipped.

P2 then plays a 6 into the center, starting a new pile.) P2 plays a 2 and all cards are discarded. The player who played the 2 must start a new pile by playing another card into the center. Instead, when a player plays a 2, all cards in the center (including the 2 just played) are put into the discard pile.

2's are 'clear cards' and they do not beat or match the previously played card(s).

Note that 2's are not included in this list.

The ranking of cards from highest to lowest is as follows: A > K > Q > J > 10 > 9 > 8 > 7 > 6 > 4 > 3.

Players may also pass if they do no want to play card(s) on their turn and they must pass if they cannot beat or match the previously played card or they cannot clear the pile.

(EXAMPLE: P3 starts the round by playing the 3 of clubs.

The following player plays card(s) into the center that beat or match the previously played card(s) in rank (suits are irrelevant).

Subsequent rounds are started by the current President.

They must play the 3 of Clubs into the center to start the round and play proceeds clockwise. The starting player of the first round is the player who has the 3 of Clubs in their hand.Players will be playing cards into a single pile in the center of the table and the discard pile must be kept separate as to not get them mixed up. Leave space for a discard pile off to the side of the play area.In 5-7 player games, some players will have one more card in hand than other players and that's OK. For the first round, deal the 52 card deck as evenly as possible among all players.Players earn points each round by either being the first player to rid their hand of all cards (president) or by being the second player to rid their hand of all cards (vice president).

The game lasts as many rounds as needed until one player reaches 11 points, thus winning the game.

In President, the players' main goal is to get rid of all cards in hand as fast as they can.

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