Take the widow, or refuse it
Whoever holds the Jack of clubs owns the three cards in the middle. Take them and three of yours go back; refuse and their points count to you anyway, sight unseen. Either way you play the round alone against the other two.
Four levels of opponent
Easy, Normal and Hard, plus Master — a neural network that trained against itself for hours and plays a genuinely different order of game.
Online multiplayer
Create a private room and share the code, or hit Quick Match. Empty seats are filled with AI, so the game always starts.
Provably fair deals
In multiplayer the server publishes a cryptographic hash of every shuffle before the deal and reveals the seed afterwards, so you can check for yourself that no deck was rigged.
Nought is not nothing
Thirty points costs four marks and thirty-one costs two — but taking no points at all costs nothing, because you were never in the round. The scoring rewards knowing which of those you are playing for.
Learn as you play
The first deal explains the trumps, which is the one thing everybody gets wrong to begin with. Turn the explanations off when you stop needing them.
No account, no fuss
Single-player works fully offline and saves your game automatically. Multiplayer needs just a nickname — never an account.
English and Russian
Fully localised interface and rules. The game follows your device language, or set it manually.