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Skat
Germany's national card game - 2 vs 1
- 3 joueurs
- 20–30 min
- DifficultéDifficile
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Classement completComment jouer
- Trois joueurs ; deux jouent contre le déclarant solo
- Enchérissez pour la valeur du jeu, le gagnant prend le skat (2 cartes) et déclare l'atout/jeu
- Les Valets sont toujours les atouts les plus élevés (Trèfles > Piques > Cœurs > Carreaux)
- Jouez 10 levées ; comptez les valeurs de carte (As=11, 10=10, R=4, D=3, V=2)
Questions
As soloist: Win the contract by scoring enough points. As defenders: Prevent the soloist from making their contract.
32-card deck (7s through Aces). 3 players. Deal 10 cards each in batches. Two cards go to the 'skat' (face-down kitty). Bidding determines the soloist.
Soloist scores the game value if successful, loses double if they fail. Defenders share equally if they succeed. Play to a point total or number of hands.
Bidding: Players bid game values based on trump suit and multipliers. Highest bidder becomes soloist. Soloist may pick up the skat and discard two cards, or play 'hand' (without looking at skat for bonus). Game types: Suit games (named trump), Grand (only jacks are trump), Null (soloist tries to take zero tricks).
Bid based on worst-case jack configuration - don't assume perfect trumps. The ten is more valuable than king or queen - protect your tens. As soloist, draw out opponents' jacks early to establish control.
Skat was developed in 1810-1820 in Altenburg, Germany, evolving from older games. It became Germany's most popular card game and has official tournament rules established by the International Skat Players Association.