description Sedma Overview
Sedma is a traditional Czech and Slovak card game usually played with a 32-card pack. Players generally try to win cards by matching the rank of the card led, rather than by following suit, and the game may be played individually or in partnerships. The number seven has a special role in many rule sets, allowing it to function as a wild matching card. Local rules can differ in dealing, scoring, and the treatment of special cards.
help Sedma FAQ
How many cards are used in Sedma?
Sedma is usually played with a 32-card pack. The game is associated with Czech and Slovak card-playing traditions.
Do players have to follow suit in Sedma?
Usually, Sedma does not require players to follow suit in the way many trick-taking games do. Players generally try to win cards by matching the rank of the card led.
What does the number seven do in Sedma?
Seven has a special role in Sedma and can affect how tricks are won. The exact treatment can vary by local rules, so players should agree on the seven rule before starting.
Can Sedma be played with partners?
Yes. Sedma may be played individually or in partnerships, depending on the local version and number of players.
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