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Schieber Jass is a trick-taking card game widely considered the national game of Switzerland, played by four players in fixed partnerships using a 36-card deck with either Swiss suits (Acorns, Bells, Roses, Shields) or French suits. The defining 'Schieber' mechanic allows the dealer's partner to eit...
Klaverjassen is a Dutch trick-taking card game played by four players in two partnerships using a standard 32-card deck (7 through Ace). It belongs to the Jass family and shares structural similarities with the Swiss game Schieber Jass and the French game Belote, featuring point-trick scoring where...
Klaberjass (also known as Bela) is a two-player trick-taking card game with origins in Central Europe. Played with a 32-card German or French deck, the game belongs to the Jass family of card games. The game includes a melding phase before trick-taking begins, where players can score points for cert...
Coiffeur Jass is a Swiss variant of the traditional Jass card game where every card suit must be chosen as trump exactly once during the multi-round match, ensuring total fairness.
Differenzler Jass is a Swiss trick-taking card game where players must accurately predict the exact number of points they will win in each hand. Incorrect guesses result in negative scores, adding a strategic bidding element to the traditional Jass gameplay. It is typically played with a 36-card dec...
Bauernjass is a regional Swiss card game belonging to the Jass family of trick-taking games. It is played with Swiss-suited cards and uses the central Jass concepts of choosing or determining a trump suit, following suit when possible, and winning tricks with the highest relevant card. The game is a...
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