It's nothing like euchre besides them both being trick taking games. If you don't know about any others, I highly reccomend learning some more. There's a lot of good ones
1. What if there are 2 or more people who put down the same highest rank while none has played the trump card? 2. What happens if a person just wants to put anything down even though he/she has a required suit in their hand to be put down?
1. no two cards are equal. Trumps beat anything and Within a suit the highest is ACE, then KING, QUEEN... down to TWO. Usually only one suit will appear in a trick. If there are multiple suits in a trick (because someone can't follow suit) then the highest card of the LEAD SUIT will win the trick. (the LEAD SUIT is the suit of the first card played in a trick). 2. The rule is that if you can follow suit, you must.
How many rounds are there?
There are 4 players, each with 13 cards, so there are 13 tricks (rounds) per game
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so like euchre?
Yes but different
No
made for abeer
So It’s euchre with more cards, random trump, and different scoring.
Also known as, not euchre
It's nothing like euchre besides them both being trick taking games. If you don't know about any others, I highly reccomend learning some more. There's a lot of good ones
@@thatgeek8064my favourites are 500 and canasta. Love trick based card games, a lot of strategy and memory involved
1. What if there are 2 or more people who put down the same highest rank while none has played the trump card?
2. What happens if a person just wants to put anything down even though he/she has a required suit in their hand to be put down?
1. no two cards are equal. Trumps beat anything and Within a suit the highest is ACE, then KING, QUEEN... down to TWO. Usually only one suit will appear in a trick. If there are multiple suits in a trick (because someone can't follow suit) then the highest card of the LEAD SUIT will win the trick. (the LEAD SUIT is the suit of the first card played in a trick).
2. The rule is that if you can follow suit, you must.
@@cardflopper3307 Thanks!
@@cardflopper3307 What if 2 players both play an evenly high card and both cards are different from the suit?
@@BoterKatin that case the one who played/followed the leading suit gets the trick.
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