Rule 1 - Deal 13 To The Demon
	13 cards are dealt to The Demon reserve. This is the standard way to play Demon.
Rule 2 - Deal 10 To The Demon
	10 cards are dealt to The Demon reserve. This makes the game slightly easier because once the Demon has been exhausted, any empty spaces in the tableau can be filled with cards from the waste pile at an advantageous time.
Rule 3 - Canfield Casino: Turn 1, No Re-deals
	Just for a bit of fun, I've decided to include the original game that Mr. Canfield found so profitable in his Casino in Saratoga. You buy a pack of cards for $50, and are allowed a single pass of the stock, dealing one card at a time. You win $5 for every card in the foundation piles at the end of the game or $500 if the game comes out. The game isn't played against the clock and your score will start at -$45 which represents -$50 for the pack of cards that you have bought +$5 for the foundation card that is dealt at the start of every game. It is estimated that Canfield stood to make $20 to $25 from each game. See if he rips you off too ! Richard Clarke from Connecticut, sent me a screenshot of his Canfield Casino hi-score table that he'd completely filled with the maximum prize of $500. It had taken him 18,747 games of Canfield, which equates to 1 in 1250 games that the game actually came out. This goes to show how difficult it is to win the full $500, not to mention how crazy Mr Clarke is !
Rule 4 - Canfield Casino: Turn 3, Two Re-deals
	Canfield won so often that before long there were no takers, so players were given the choice of playing to the original rules or to turn three cards at a time with two re-deals giving them three passes through the stock. Even then, he continued to make a fortune !
Rule 5 - Superior Canfield: Turn 3
	Demon is quite difficult to win so I've added a slightly easier version called Superior Canfield. All the Demon cards are face up and empty spaces in the tableau aren't filled by the Demon automatically, leaving them empty and available to be filled by single cards at any time. Also only 10 cards are dealt to the reserve instead of 13. Cards are dealt from the stock three at a time and unlimited re-deals are allowed.
Rule 6 - Superior Canfield: Turn 1
	This is the same as Rule 5 except cards are turned from the stock one at a time instead of three making it even easier to win.