Teams

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... is played in rounds. 

One round consists of every player placing one card, one of which will win the round. The winner then starts the next round.

The first card of each round is freely chosen and determines which cards the other players are allowed to play. You have to play a card from the same colour group as the first placed card every round. For example, if the first person plays a blue card, you can place any of your blue cards, ... (and so on). 

If you happen to not have a card of the group in question, it is up to you to choose any other card from your hand. 

Once every player has played one card each, the highest card will win the round. The player who won the round get's to keep the cards on their own discard pile.

The saying is: The lower the number, the higher the value of the card. For example, the number 1 is the 1st and best card of its group. The number 2 the 2nd best, ... and so on.

Red cards are always superior to all cards of other colours (If you have played other card games that have 'trumps', then this is the same idea - the red cards are the 'trumps').  

...So: 

• If there are four blue cards on the table and one red, no matter the numbers on the cards, the red beats the other ones. 
• If there all the cards on the table have the same colour, the card with the lowest number wins. 
• If two identical cards compete for the win, the one placed first wins.  

If all the cards on the table are non-red, then the first placed card determines the winning colour for that round. Within that ‘winning colour’ the card with the lowest number wins.    

For example, suppose that the first card that is placed is a green card. The other players must also place a green card if they have one. If they don’t have any, they can place a card from another group (such as red), but that card will not win the round. The winning card will be the lowest green card (since that is the group that started the round).