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The non-dealer leads to the first trick and, while there is a talon, players may play any card. The trick is won by the higher trump played or the higher card of the led suit if no trumps were played. The trick winner collects the trick; each player draws the next card from the talon, the trick
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337:This feature is absent from
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813:Belle, Flux et Trente-et-Un
697:GĂ©, Point, Flux et Sequence
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517:Hannikin canst abide it
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1206:French deck card games
316:. This is a two-hand,
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186:French-suited cards
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527:Laugh and lie down
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823:Bierschlauch
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532:Losing lodam
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948:Sansprendre
918:MĂĽller Matz
908:Kontraspiel
883:Juckerspiel
873:Grobhäusern
863:German Solo
858:FĂĽnfzehnern
818:Bester Bube
727:Hoc Mazarin
597:Speculation
562:Pope Julius
507:French ruff
476:Historical
292:Four Queens
241:follow suit
182:Piquet pack
128:piquet pack
84:Piquet pack
1190:Categories
1119:(Scottish)
1107:(Austrian)
1085:Elfmandeln
988:Vogelspiel
983:Trischaken
652:Bouillotte
478:card games
422:_ (1752).
358:References
288:Four Kings
272:Four Kings
233:trump suit
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1111:Romestecq
1093:Piquesept
1081:Einwerfen
1009:Minchiate
928:Piquesept
903:Kauflabet
898:Karnöffel
893:Karniffel
843:Einwerfen
838:Cinquille
777:Quintille
767:Quadrille
762:Quadrette
737:Impériale
707:Guimbarde
582:Quadrille
557:Pope Joan
325:Footnotes
101:Alternate
1101:Sticheln
1077:(Polish)
1075:DruĹĽbart
1071:Chapanka
1040:Conquian
1024:Trappola
973:Sticheln
968:Spitzeln
963:Schlauch
943:RĂĽmpffen
888:Kaschlan
828:Brusbart
797:Triomphe
782:Reversis
757:Pamphile
752:Papillon
742:Lenterlu
677:Commerce
552:Penneech
497:Bone ace
428:. Paris.
266:Mariage:
252:exchange
245:overtake
206:diamonds
184:i.e. 32
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1105:Tatteln
1050:Primero
1033:Spanish
997:Italian
978:Tatteln
953:Saunigl
938:RĂ©union
933:Pollack
913:Mariage
833:Cassino
792:Tontine
787:Sizette
692:Emprunt
667:Brisque
662:Briscan
572:Primero
485:English
379:Brisque
284:Mariage
217:drawing
152:Briscan
148:Mariage
138:History
120:Brisque
64:Players
20:Brisque
1097:Skwitz
1055:Rentoy
848:Elfern
806:German
747:Mouche
687:Culbas
682:Coucou
657:Brelan
627:Ambigu
620:French
442:Paris.
256:turnup
213:dealer
202:hearts
198:spades
48:France
44:Origin
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1064:Other
1045:Ombre
1019:Ronfa
1004:Gilet
702:Gilet
547:Noddy
522:Ombre
512:Gleek
492:Andro
229:talon
225:deals
194:clubs
173:Rules
72:Cards
717:Hère
642:BĂŞte
302:hand
221:pack
204:and
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98:Play
80:Deck
54:Type
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712:Her
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