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Partner Dominoes Jamaican. Partnership Dominoes Latin. Pass The Trash Poker. Passing Dominoes. Pawnee point Call Partner Pitch. Peanuts see Racing Demon. Pedro Sancho.

Pegs and Jokers. Pepito see Chinese Poker. Perdivinci see Traversone. Perevodnoy Durak. Perida see Buraco. Pick a Partner Poker. Pidro see Pedro. Piedicavallo Tarocchi. Pineapple Poker. Pineapple OFCP. Pinochle 3-player Auction. Pinochle Domino. Pinochle Double Deck. Pinochle Single Deck Partnership. Pinochle Three Player. Pinochle Two Player. Pitch with Fives. Pizzichino see Spizzichino. Plus-Minus Jass. Pochspiel see Poch.

Podkidnoy Durak. Poker all'italiana see Italian Poker. Poker Rum see Knock Rummy. Polish Poker Four Card see Golf. Polish Poker Six Card see Golf. Polish Red Dog. Polish Rummy see Rummy. Politaine see Quatre Sept. Polski Pachuck see Polish Red Dog. Popa Prostul see Pig. Poque see Poch. Pouilleux, Le see Old Maid. Poule see Quatre Sept. Pounce see Racing Demon. Preferans Russian. Preference Austrian. Price is Right, The Poker. Progressive Badugi.

Progressive Badugi with a Buy. Progressive Rummy see Contract Rummy. Prostoy Durak. Psycho Poker. Pulle Dominoes. Punto Banco see Baccarat. Push Poker. Push Rummy. Pusoy see Chinese Poker. Pusoy Dos see Big Two. Pyramid Poker. Quattro Scartate Tarocchi Bolognesi. Quitlok see Kvitlech. Race Horse Dominoes. Racehorse Pitch. Railroad Canasta. Ramsch see Schieberamsch.

Rang see Court Piece. Ranter Go Round see Cuckoo. Rassi see Cucumber. Rat see Knock-Out Whist. Rat Screw see Egyptian Ratscrew. Red Dog High Card Pool. Red Dog In Between. Red Frog Black Frog. Remi Indonesia. Rich Man Poor Man see President.

Rickety Kate see Hearts. Ride the Bus see Scat. Robbers' Rummy see Vatikan. ROE Poker. Rois , Les see Kaiser. Roll Your Own Poker. Rook Sluff. Root Beer see President. Rough, Le see Two Hundred. Rounce Dominoes. Round the World Poker. Rovescino see Traversone. Rubber Bridge. Ruff, Le see Two Hundred. Rummoli see Tripoli.

Rummy basic. Rummy Indian. Rung see Court Piece. Ruotsalainen paskahousu. Russian Poker. Sackjass see Handjass. Samba-Canasta see Samba. San Francisco Poker. Schafkopf Bavarian. Schafkopf Deutscher. Schafkopf Palatinate. Schmier see Smear. Schnautz see Schwimmen. Schwarzer Peter see Old Maid. Scopa Bazzica. Scopa con le Scalette. Scopa di Quindici. Screw Your Neighbor see Neighbor Games.

Screw Your Neighbor see Cuckoo. Scrooge see Racing Demon. Scrounge see Knock-Out Whist. Scum see President. Second Hand High Poker. Sedma Dominoes. Sequence Poker. Setback see Pitch.

Seven and a Half. Seven Card Draw Poker. Seven Card Stud Poker. Seven Cards see Ging. Seven Hands see Court Piece. Seven Rummy see Seven Bridge. Seven Up see All Fours. Seven-card Regrets Poker. Seven-Toed Pete Dominoes. Seven-Toed Pete Race Horse. Sevens see Fan Tan. Sevens Dominoes. Shanghai Rummy see Contract Rummy. Shap Tsai see K'ap Shap. Shinkei-suijaku see Pelmanism. SHOE Poker. Shoot Pontoon. Shutout Dominoes see Chiva.

Sidi Barrani Jass. Simultaneous Solitaire. Single Dummy Bridge. Sip see Seep. Sipa Togo. Six Card Omaha poker. Six-spot Red Dog see Slippery Sam. Sixty-Six German. Sky Nine see Tien Gow. Slippery Sam. Sluitspieren see President. Smeghead see Shithead. Snip Snap Snorum. Snoozer see Dom Pedro. Solo Crazy. Solo German. Solo Six-Bid. Sotho Casino see Casino. South African Casino see Casino. Spit in the Ocean Poker. Spite and Malice. Spoons Eights. Spoons Pig. Squeal see Racing Demon.

Steal Pile see Stealing Bundles. Stitch see Polish Red Dog. Stop see Russian Bank. Stops see Michigan. Stormy Castle see Honest John. Straat-Canasta see Samba. Strassenwart see Vier-Anderle. Streitpatience see Russian Bank. Stripped Deck Poker see card Poker. Substitution Poker. Suck the Well see Beggar My Neighbour.

Sueca Italiana. Sviten Special. Svoi Kozyri Besikovich. Swazi Casino see Casino. Swedish Rummy see Crazy Eights. Sweep see Seep. Sweet Chariot Poker. Swingo Poker. Tappen Stubai see Dobbm. Tarocchi Piedicavallo. Tarocchi Sicilian. Tarocchi Bolognesi Ottocento. Tarocchino see Tarocchi Bolognesi.

Tarock Stubaital see Droggn. Tarok Danish. Tarok Romanian. Tarok Slovenian. Taroki Polish, call king. Taroki Polish, call XIX. Tarokk Hungarian. Tarokk Illustrated Hungarian. Taroky Czech. Tarot French. Tattare see Tjuv. Taxes see Beggar My Neighbour. Ten-Card Regrets Poker. Ten-Two Slide see Shithead. Terziglio see Calabresella. Texas Hold'em Poker. Texas Hold'em Bonus. Thirteen-card Brag see Crash. Thirty Point Black Tile. Thirty-One see Scat. Thirty-One Greek. Thirty-One see Schwimmen.

Three Card Poker. Three Five Eight see Sergeant Major. Three Five Seven Poker. Three in One see Tripoli. Three-Spot see Kaiser. Thunee South African.

Thuni Nigerian. Tic Tac Toe Poker. Tiddly-Wink American. Tiddly-Wink British. Tien op en neer see Oh Hell! Tile Matching Solitaire. Tile Rummy Romanian. Tjak-Ma-Tchi-Ki see Jjak-mat-chu-gi. Tod und Leben Life and Death. Tonj see Russian Bank. Touch see Russian Bank. Tournament Blackjack. Trees Poker. Tressette a non Prendere see Traversone. Trex see Trix. Trionfino Beccaccino. Trionfo Beccaccino. Triple Draw Poker. Trips to Win 5 Card Draw Poker. Troika see Kaiser.

Trouduc see President. Tru see Truc. Truc Catalonia. Truc France. Truco Argentinean. Truco Uruguayan. Truco Paulista. Truka see Truc. Trumps see Knock-Out Whist. All Fours is a game of English origin and dates from the 17th century. Once known to virtually every card-playing American, it survives today, principally as Auction Pitch. It is still a popular game in the United States and has also evolved into Seven-Up, Cinch, and other games. There are many versions of Auction Pitch, and while the rules have changed greatly over the years, the essential feature has always been the scoring of high, low, jack, and the game.

Deal three cards at a time clockwise, beginning with the player to the left, until each player has six cards. After each hand, the deal passes to the left. The player on the dealer's left bids first.

Each player in turn may either bid or pass. The lowest bid is two, and each successive bid must be higher than any preceding bid, except the dealer, who can bid and play for the amount of the preceding bid.

However, if any player bids four, they are said to "smudge," and the bid cannot then be taken away from that player. The "pitcher" highest bidder, or the dealer if they assume the contract at the highest preceding bid leads first. The suit of the card "pitched" indicates the trump suit. On a trump lead, each player must follow suit if possible.

On any other lead, a player may either follow suit or may trump. When unable to follow suit, a player may play any card. The player of the highest trump - or the highest card of the suit led if the trick contains no trump - wins the trick and leads next. When all six tricks have been played, the points due each player are tabulated. Usually a score is kept with pencil and paper. Each player except the pitcher scores whatever points they make.

Well, it seems that it would be the best to start playing Spades with that very basic rule set, as described. Difficult enough. But you write "…the minimum bid is One". How to handle the scenario if one partner bids NIL? Not available within this basic rule set? Thanks for any hints and regards, Karl. Something "genuine" if you know what i mean? There are surprisingly many variations of spades and the above only covers the standard pairs format.

On the app I have of spades,what does nill mean. It is driving me crazy trying to figure it out. It means that you play with the intent to lose every book trick. Can this version of Spades be played with fewer or more than four players?

If so what do you do with the extra cards not dealt? You can play Cut-Throat. It is 3 players. Remove the 2 of clubs. Each person is dealt 17 cards. There are no partners, so if you bid 5, it is up to you to take them. Yeah, you can play with three or even two people. In three-handed you can either just deal and put the last card aside or leave out the two of clubs. I was hoping someone can guide me a little bit here. Should they count towards the 10 overbids, when you are penalized?

I would appreciate some guidance on this. Thank you. The player to the left of the dealer and his or her partner as a team talk semi-openly on the number of tricks they can take as a team. Then the dealers team follows with their team bid. Obviously discussion is limited to numbers e. This variation gives a slight advantage to the dealing team as they bid last and can pick up clues from the opponents discussion. Your explaination of scoring points seems wrong.

So bid 3 get 2 score Not so much a comment as a question. What happens if a player breaks trumps before a trump card has been played and that player still has another suit in his hand he can play? Great question.

There are various family rules for this, but here is typically how it is played. First and foremost, you must follow suit first if you are able to. I can lay any one of those cards down. If I laid a spade trump and this was the first one played for that hand, that would be considering opening up trump or breaking trump, so now a player can lead with trump.

Four means war in the Quadruple War playing card game, a two player game where all cards are up for the taking.