Lucky Numbers

No — you may only change your board when you place a new clover: you can add it to an empty space or exchange it for a previously-placed clover (returning the exchanged clover face-up to the middle); you cannot otherwise rearrange tiles (page 2).

You leave it face-up in the middle of the table for anyone to take on a later turn (page 2).

No — if you take a face-up clover you do not reveal another clover on that turn (page 2).

They do not need to be consecutive; the number you place must simply be in ascending order with the other numbers in its row (left to right) and column (top to bottom) (pages 1–2).

If a player reveals the last clover and completes their turn, the game ends; normally the winner is the first to fill their board, but in this rare case the winner is the player with the fewest empty spaces (ties mean multiple winners) (page 1).

The four starting clovers are placed face-up on the four diagonal spaces and may be exchanged later like any previously-placed clover under the Placement Rules, except in the Michael’s Setup variant where tiles placed during that setup may not be relocated (pages 2 and 1).