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Sedma – Czech trick-taking game

Win more card points than your opposing side; the full deal contains 90 points.

✓ Objective✓ Deal and setup✓ How to play — step by step
Sedma – Czech trick-taking game
Sedma – Czech trick-taking game · Dáme Karty

Sedma – Czech trick-taking game · Rules

A 32-card deck is used, with four cards per player. In a four-player deal, opposite players form a team.

Objective

Win more card points than your opposing side; the full deal contains 90 points.

Deal and setup

A 32-card deck is used, with four cards per player. In a four-player deal, opposite players form a team.

How to play — step by step

  1. The first player leads any card. Its rank, not its suit, decides which rank can take the trick.
  2. Everyone plays one card; you need not follow suit. The last card of the led rank or any seven takes the trick.
  3. The leader may close the trick or extend it by adding a card of the original rank or a seven.
  4. After closing, draw back up to four cards. The trick winner leads next. Aces, tens and the last trick score points.

Important rules to remember

Play example

A player leads a nine. Even a higher face card does not win automatically: the last nine or a seven can take the trick.

Key terms

trick
One round of cards played
meld
Valid group or run of cards
discard
Put a card aside from your hand

Practice what you learned

Win more card points than your opposing side; the full deal contains 90 points.

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