Spades Card Game
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About this game
You can play the popular Spades game without internet and for free.
If you like Hearts, Rummy, Euchre, or Pinochle, then you’ll love spades too.
- Choose either portrait or landscape
- You can play with easy level for start
- Background and table variations
- Save your scores and Coins to Google Play Services Leaderboard
Different Modes:
Solo: Each player gets own points
Tarneeb Variant : Bidding Mode with game round instead of 41 points
Classic (Pairs): Make your bid with your partner (150/250/500 points option)
Callbreak : With "trump must be broken" not selected
The rules of the game are as follows;
The aim of the game is to guess the number of tricks one can get before the game starts and to try to get at least that many tricks or to finish the round by winning the most points by not taking any tricks depending on the situation of the hand.
It is important to correctly estimate the number of tricks to be taken. Calling fewer trumps than he can take or taking 3 more tricks than he says will cause that player to lose.
In another type of game (Tarneeb Variant), only the person who determines the trump card tries to take as much as the hand he specified. Other players try not to fail and to defeat the player who called the trump card. Other players must take at least 1 trick to avoid losing. Those who complete the trick without taking any tricks receive a penalty point.
Trump: The trump card in the game is always spades in the Spades game. In the bidding game(Tarneeb variant), the trump card is determined by the player who wins the bidding.
Bidding: After the cards are dealt at the beginning of each round, all players, starting from the dealer's right, declare how many tricks they can take.
You can enter the tender by saying that you will get at least 5 points in a single game and 8 points in a paired game.
If everyone says "pass" and no one enters the bidding, the bidding (obligation to take 4 tricks) remains with the dealer and he tells the trump card to be played. In the paired game, the bidding remains with the dealer in the same way, but this time there is a requirement to take 7 hands.
Nil Bidding (No trick): In the Spades game, one or more of the players in any round declares that they will not take any tricks in that round.
The scoring is as follows:
If taken at or above the committed number of hands
10 x Number of tricks committed + (Number of tricks received - Number of tricks committed) points
If he received less than the number of hands he committed to
-10 x He gets points equal to the number of tricks he commits.
The player who says "Nil Bid" at the beginning of the round gets +50 points if he doesn't take any tricks at the end of the round, and -50 points if he gets a trick.
In the Spades Game, the player who gets 3 more tricks than the number of tricks he said goes out and gets -50 points.
Spades Pairs(Classic Mode): The first team to reach 150/250 or 500 points wins the game. The scoring system and the nil bidding penalty are the same. Only in this game mode, unlike the others, you lose as many points as the other side gained at the end of the game. You must have a minimum of 150 Coins to play this game mode.
Enjoy
If you like Hearts, Rummy, Euchre, or Pinochle, then you’ll love spades too.
- Choose either portrait or landscape
- You can play with easy level for start
- Background and table variations
- Save your scores and Coins to Google Play Services Leaderboard
Different Modes:
Solo: Each player gets own points
Tarneeb Variant : Bidding Mode with game round instead of 41 points
Classic (Pairs): Make your bid with your partner (150/250/500 points option)
Callbreak : With "trump must be broken" not selected
The rules of the game are as follows;
The aim of the game is to guess the number of tricks one can get before the game starts and to try to get at least that many tricks or to finish the round by winning the most points by not taking any tricks depending on the situation of the hand.
It is important to correctly estimate the number of tricks to be taken. Calling fewer trumps than he can take or taking 3 more tricks than he says will cause that player to lose.
In another type of game (Tarneeb Variant), only the person who determines the trump card tries to take as much as the hand he specified. Other players try not to fail and to defeat the player who called the trump card. Other players must take at least 1 trick to avoid losing. Those who complete the trick without taking any tricks receive a penalty point.
Trump: The trump card in the game is always spades in the Spades game. In the bidding game(Tarneeb variant), the trump card is determined by the player who wins the bidding.
Bidding: After the cards are dealt at the beginning of each round, all players, starting from the dealer's right, declare how many tricks they can take.
You can enter the tender by saying that you will get at least 5 points in a single game and 8 points in a paired game.
If everyone says "pass" and no one enters the bidding, the bidding (obligation to take 4 tricks) remains with the dealer and he tells the trump card to be played. In the paired game, the bidding remains with the dealer in the same way, but this time there is a requirement to take 7 hands.
Nil Bidding (No trick): In the Spades game, one or more of the players in any round declares that they will not take any tricks in that round.
The scoring is as follows:
If taken at or above the committed number of hands
10 x Number of tricks committed + (Number of tricks received - Number of tricks committed) points
If he received less than the number of hands he committed to
-10 x He gets points equal to the number of tricks he commits.
The player who says "Nil Bid" at the beginning of the round gets +50 points if he doesn't take any tricks at the end of the round, and -50 points if he gets a trick.
In the Spades Game, the player who gets 3 more tricks than the number of tricks he said goes out and gets -50 points.
Spades Pairs(Classic Mode): The first team to reach 150/250 or 500 points wins the game. The scoring system and the nil bidding penalty are the same. Only in this game mode, unlike the others, you lose as many points as the other side gained at the end of the game. You must have a minimum of 150 Coins to play this game mode.
Enjoy
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Spades Pairs (Classic Mode) added
