Truco Club

Three cards. Plenty of nerve. Play offline against computer opponents. No money wagering or cash prizes. A tactile card fan, table themes, sound and vibration options. Thirteen languages, localized player names and saved matches. Contains banner and between-round ads. No real-money wagers or prizes. Argentine Truco Two teams, a 40-card Spanish deck and 3 cards each. Your partner sits opposite. Play counterclockwise. First to 30 points wins: 15 malas, then 15 buenas. This table uses the no-flor variant. Highest first: ace of swords, ace of clubs, seven of swords, seven of coins, threes, twos, other aces, kings (12), knights (11), jacks (10), other sevens, sixes, fives, fours. Any card may be played; suit-following is not required. Win two tricks to take the hand. A tied first trick makes the second decisive; two initial ties make the third decisive. A later tie favors the first untied winner. Three ties favor the starting player’s team (mano). Call Envido before your first card. Two cards of one suit score 20 plus their numbers; court cards count zero. Without a pair, use your highest value. Three of one suit use the best two. Equal totals favor the earliest player in mano order. Envido is 2; Real Envido is 3. Envido + Envido + Real may accumulate. Falta scores what the leader needs to reach 15 when both teams are below 15, otherwise 30. Declining an initial call concedes 1; declining a raise concedes the previous value. Envido takes priority before answering Truco. A hand starts at 1; Truco raises it to 2, Retruco to 3, Vale Cuatro to 4. Accept, or decline and concede the preceding value. Only the team that accepted may raise again. Folding concedes the accepted value, plus 1 if no cards or envido have been played. Tap a card twice to play.

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