This game uses a preference deck of 32 cards. The goal of the game is to be the first to score 501 points. Players can receive points for combinations and cards won. Play together. 9 cards are dealt. The upside down top card of the deck reveals a trump card. Until the deck is sold out, you can throw cards out of suit. After each move, the players take a card from the deck. After the deck has sold out, a card of the same suit must be placed on the opponent’s card, if there is no suit – a trump card, there are no trump cards – whatever you want. If the suit has cards lower and higher than the opponent’s card, it is necessary to beat the higher one. The trump card can be replaced at any time with a card showing the trump card. It MUST be replaced before 2 cards remain in the deck. You can order combinations before your turn. Combinations can be interrupted by older ones.
STRATEGY
Of the two combinations, the older is the one with more cards; if it is equal, the one that contains the card is older than which the opponent does not have. If the price of the cards is equal, the winner is the one with the first word. A queen with a king of the same suit (mariage) is worth 20 points. Mariage does not participate in the competition of combinations, it can be announced at any time. For combinations of cards in a row of the same suit, you can show the junior combinations of the longer ones, ONE per turn, for example, if you have TKDV in your hands, you can show first KDV, then TKD, then TKDV. It is forbidden to order the younger ones after the senior in this suit, for example, KDV after playing TKD. If the hand has several combinations of different suits, it is enough to show one of them. If it passes, the player can show others and get points for them. Trump jack can be used at your discretion until the end of the game. It is often used to take the last bribe.
SCORING
Players can receive points for combinations and cards won. The price of cards in points: ACE – 11; TEN – 10; KING – 3; LADY – 2; JACKET – 20 points in a trump suit and 1 point in a simple suit; 9 – 13 points in a trump suit. 8 and 7, 9 of a non-trump suit do not give points. Seniority and value of combinations: 4 jacks – 200 points; 4 aces, 4 kings, 4 queens – 100 points; 8, 7, 6, 5 cards of the same suit in a row – 100 points; 4 in a row – 50 points; 3 in a row – 20 points. The price of the last bribe is 10 points. The one who took the last trick deals the cards.
