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Call-ace whist (Esmakker whist) is the most popular card game in Denmark and also popular in Greenland. Deck: 52 cards + 3 jokers Deal: 13 cards to each player and 3 to a "kat" (cat) Bidding: Forehand starts the bidding by naming a number of tricks he expects to be able to win with a partner or a nolo bid. He bids against the player to his left until one of them has won. The winner then bids against the next player and so on. Whoever bids the highest becomes the declarer and names a trumph suit and calls an ace other than the trumph suit as his partner. Declarer can exchange up to three cards from the "kat". The player with the called ace is obliged to play it as soon as its suit is led. The declarer can also name an ace from his own hand and play solo. Bidding order: 7, 7+, 8, 8+, 9, solo-nolo, 9+, 10, pure nolo, 10+, 11, open nolo, 11+, 12, 12+, 13, 13+ The +bids are so called attachments, that qualifies the basic bid. The possble attachments are: good ones (clubs), trumfless... full article at wikipedia
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Created by tristan Apr 10, 2007
Last edited by robert Jun 5, 2007
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