Chinese Fool

Giới Thiệu · Chinese Fool

The player arranges two stacks of five face down cards each for himself and an opponent. Then he must lays one card face up on each face down card. The remaining cards are shared between players. The lead belongs to the opponent. He can call trumps. The gambler plays a card from the hand or a face up card from the table. After a face down card is uncovered, it is turned and becomes available for a game. Other gambler must return partner's lead or trump if he hasn't lead, otherwise he lays out any card. The object of the game is to take a lot of tricks. This realization suggests variant of the cards' pack by Pieter Bruegel.