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Tonk, also known as Tunk is a type of knock rummy mini game. A standard 52 card deck is used, without jokers. The cards have values as follows: picture cards count 10 points, aces count 1 point and another cards count face value. The aim is, by drawing and discarding, to form your cards into spreads, which can be ebooks of 3 or 4 equal ranked cards or runs of 3 or more cards in suit, or to dispose of your cards by adding them to existing spreads (Hitting). You victory if you manage to receive rid of all of your cards, or if you have the lowest value of unmatched cards when someone stops the play. End of the play The Mini game Play can end in 4 ways. 1. Someone gets rid of all their cards without a final discard This may happen as a effect of a user putting down a second spread or hitting existing spreads on three occasions. This is usually called a tonk, or the user is said to "tonk out". 2. Someone runs out of cards by discarding their latest card The user with no cards wins and each of the another users pays the agreed primary stake to the winner. 3. Someone drops or goes down or knocks at the begin of their turn. In this case everyone exposes the cards that remain in their hands and adds up the values of the cards they held. 4. 49 or 50 points immediately after the deal.