Your eye is on the key

Game method: Place the keys on the playing field so that their number is less than the players. If the number of players is 5, then place the keys accordingly, and so on. Shuffle the cards, then distribute 4 cards to each player and keep them secret. Place the remaining cards in a pile to the left of the first player. The first player chooses a card from their hand and places it face down on the right side of the second player, then picks a card from the remaining cards to their left. The second player chooses a card from their hand and places it face down on the right side of the next player, then picks a card from the remaining cards to their left. The next player repeats the process, placing a card on the right side of the next player and picking the card placed by the previous player to their left. The last player places a card on the right side next to the initial pile of cards and then picks the card placed by the previous player to their left. The process repeats quickly and consecutively. When one player gets matching numbers, they put their cards on the ground and pick the key. All players then pick the remaining keys. The player who did not get a key is out of the round. The key is discarded, and a new round begins. The rounds continue, and the winner is the one who picks the key in the last round, which is played among the players. Rules: Play must be consecutive and fast. When it is a player's turn, they must place their card on the ground for the next player before picking the card placed by the previous player. If the first player runs out of cards to pick from, they use the cards next to them on the right of the last player. The joker can substitute for any number. The card consists of two numbers, like 3/8; the player can use either the 8 or the 3.