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German Solo

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32: 744:" or passes. If eldest hand did not pass, the next player may pass or bid higher. Eldest hand must then respond with "pass", hold with "yes", or name an even higher game. The second player must now pass or bid even higher. Once one of the two players passes, the third player may will either pass or make an even higher bid. Finally, the fourth player bids, and after another player has passed the remaining player declares at least the mode of play which he or she bid. 2180: 1654: 915:), e.g. clubs or the suit of the first contract that was satisfied. A contract in the preferred suit ranks higher than the same contract in a different suit but lower than the next higher contract in a different suit. A declarer who at some point during the auction bid the preferred suit, must in every case play in the preferred suit. Games in the preferred suit score double. 667:
ace he or she does not have. For example, the declarer may say "hearts with the ace of leaves" and whoever holds that ace becomes the declarer's partner. The partner must not reveal this; instead their identity will become clear during play. If all four aces are held, the declarer may call a king in
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also accrues whenever it is declared. The bonus for prime only applies if declarer's party stops after the 5th trick. The base value plus any scores is added or subtracted to the scores of declarer and declarer's partner (if any), provided they achieve their objective, which is winning 5 or all
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Its earliest rules appear in Hammer (1812), while, in 1820, Von Abenstein says it may be regarded as a German card game because it is frequently played by Germans (especially the middle classes) and with German-suited cards. It goes back a long way, being mentioned, for example, in the
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Scoring rules were relatively complicated and not uniform. The following simpler rules are from an anthology that appeared in the late 20th century, when the game had already largely fallen out of use. In this version, only declarer's party scores (positively or negatively).
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count as members of their natural suits. Below the matadors, cards rank normally, except for omitting any Obers or queens that are permanent trumps. Thus, depending on which suit is chosen, the trump suit will contain either 9 or 10 cards.
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is a contract that ranks between big beg and solo. Declarer demands the ace of a specific suit and receives it from the opponent who holds it. Declarer returns any other card face down.
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if possible; if not, they can play anything. Whoever plays the highest trump or, if no trumps are played, the highest card of the suit led, wins the trick and leads to the next trick.
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Gesetzbuch für Spielgesellschaften oder die vier interessantesten Kartenspiele: Whist, Solo, Boston und L'Hombre, in allen ihren Umrissen formell und intellectuell dargestellt etc.
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and the like it was usually played with German-suited cards and that factor alone – having 32 cards instead of 40 – made it simpler than hombre. In 1836 it was being played in
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the declarer chooses the trump suit and plays alone with the aim of taking at least five tricks. An acorn solo takes precedence over a solo in other suits.
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The game is often called German solo in English and German sources to distinguish it from other national games such as American solo, Spanish solo and
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Different nations have card games called "solo" which, although not identical, have a "common base". The German game solo, descends from the French
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if it was announced along with the declaration. There is also a bonus to the winners of 2 points if the 3 matadors were dealt to the same party.
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The game is still recorded in modern Anglo-American and German games compendia and Gisela Muhr (2014) says it is mainly found in the
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or four-player hombre. At that time it was popular with the middle classes, especially across the whole of north Germany down to the
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accrues if declarer's party continues playing after winning the first 5 tricks, whether they make it or not, and the bonus for
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in 1826 as being played at home around the table by the "master craftsmen, journeymen and apprentices", along with
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Pronounced "frah-ger". Parlett (2008) translates this as "beg", presumably borrowing the term from the game of
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The declaring party, i.e. the soloist or, in an alliance, the declarer declarer's partner, must win 5 of the 8
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calls it a "neat little descendant of Quadrille" and "a pleasant introduction" to the ombre family of games.
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In the late 18th century, the three-player version of German solo was often referred to as German ombre (
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with acorns as the trump suit has precedence during the auction, but is played in the same way as a
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Some rules state that, if the declarer names an ace already held, the game is automatically lost.
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There are numerous relatively complicated scoring variants that involve a pot and side-payments.
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A 32-card German-suited pack is used with cards ranking as above and the matadors are called
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process described below. Declarer decides which suit will be trumps, and plays either in
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Neuester Spielalmanach für Karten-, Schach-, Brett-, Billard-, Kegel- und Ball-Spieler
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Spritz'! Z'rück! Un' druff! – Klassische Kartenspiele aus dem teutschen Wirtshaus.
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In north Germany it was the most popular game in the period leading up to the
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tricks. If they do not meet their goal, it is subtracted from their scores.
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and has been described as "a pleasant introduction to games of the stock of
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Veit Rosenstock, auch genannt Rosenbaum, Rosenstrauch, Rosenthal, Rosier.
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The base value of a declaration is 1 point for a Force, 2 for a
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in acorns has precedence over the same contract in other suits.
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region of central Germany, where it is dialectically known as
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The following three bids can be made in ascending order.
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If all four players pass, then the player who holds the
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and some American publications actually call the game
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has already been bid in which case they may pass. A
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must be announced by a player who is dealt both the
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Frankfurt and Leipzig. 838:) and the partner responds "here" ( 1432:Hamburg: Heinrich Ludwig Villaume. 366:; afterwards it was superseded by 165:, itself a 4-player adaptation of 14: 1360:, Vol. 4. Stuttgart: J. Scherble. 2179: 2178: 1652: 759: 415: 404: 25:German form of English quadrille 1276:Theater-Journal für Deutschland 1024:Hoffmann & Dietrich (1982). 499:, in descending order, are the 359:and, less often, solo as well. 270:Theater-Journal für Deutschland 1399:The Penguin Book of Card Games 1357:Deutschland und seine Bewohner 1270:Part 1. Frankfurt and Leipzig. 1172:Theater-Journal (1779), p. 30. 1100:Voss, Johann Heinrich (1796). 1057:. Retrieved 15 September 2021. 1: 1319:Altenburger Spielkartenfabrik 1162:von Abenstein (1820), p. 219. 765: 690:unless they intend to call a 492:rank high and tens rank low. 272:in 1779 and described in the 264:was also known by this name. 2205:Patience and solitaire games 1444:Von Abenstein, G.W. 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Index


Germany
Plain-trick
Piquet
German pack
Quadrille
Ombre
Spitzeln
preference suit
plain-trick game
German-
French-suited
skat pack
quadrille
ombre
Tarock
Schafkopf
skat
Parlett
English solo
Münsterland
quadrille
hombre
Johann Heinrich Voss
Schafkopf
Dreiers
Schafkopf
Kreuzmariage
Matzlfangen
Grünober

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