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370:. As Grünberg notes in 1938 "before the war we mostly played solo. Now everyone plays skat. Only in the pub, when there is a lot of conversation is a social game of cards played, and that game is called
237:, where a footnote describes it as "a card game of the lower classes." In 1796, we learn that students, probably of Leipzig University, liked to repair to disreputable bars to play solo or
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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
256:), a game popular with "the lower classes" in northern Germany. However, the normal four-hand version of solo was commonly called German ombre, as was a variant also called
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1340:Hoffmann, Detlef and Margot Dietrich (1982).
1073:, Vol. XXIX, No. 1, July–August 2000. p. 19.
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36:The top trumps when bells are the trump suit
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1342:Das Skatspiel: Geschichte – Bilder – Regeln
1240:Erweitetes Spielregelbüchlein aus Altenburg
1110:at tandfonline.com. Retrieved 14 June 2022.
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161:. It is essentially a simplification of
1419:, Vol. 16. Altenburg. pp. 263–264.
1119:Rabiosus the Younger, Anselmus (1796).
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1324:Grünberg, Peter (1938). "Knüffeln" in
1266:Sintenis, Christian Friedrich (1776).
1104:. The poem itself is dated 1794 - see
531:. In German, they are also called the
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1435:Schwetschke, Dr. Karl Gustav (1863).
598:The following rules are based on the
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1458:, Vols. 1-2. Frankfurt and Leipzig.
838:) and the partner responds "here" (
1432:Hamburg: Heinrich Ludwig Villaume.
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1276:Theater-Journal für Deutschland
1024:Hoffmann & Dietrich (1982).
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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.
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1162:von Abenstein (1820), p. 219.
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272:in 1779 and described in the
264:was also known by this name.
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1444:Von Abenstein, G.W. (1820).
535:("old one" or "old woman"),
2214:Tarot and Tarock card games
2196:Non trick-taking card games
1855:Belle, Flux et Trente-et-Un
1739:Gé, Point, Flux et Sequence
1679:Belle, Flux et Trente-et-Un
1254:Pierer (1863), pp. 263–264.
1214:Grünberg (1938), pp. 27/28.
911:There is a preferred suit (
734:bidding with immediate hold
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1417:Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
1335:Die deutschen Kartenspiele
1153:Hammer (1811), pp. 25–192.
1135:Schwetschke (1863), p. 57.
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1423:Schütze, Johann Friedrich
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1441:. Halle: G. Schwetschke.
1428:Holsteinisches Idiotikon
1091:Sintenis (1776), p. 205.
768:Q) has to play a Force (
668:one of the plain suits.
2263:18th-century card games
2187:Trick-taking card games
1559:Hannikin canst abide it
1438:Geschichte des L'Hombre
1382:A History of Card Games
1285:Der Bayerische Landbote
1223:Muhr (2014), pp. 35–37.
1205:Hoffmann (1836), p. 12.
1184:Der Bayerische Landbote
1144:Schütze (1800), p. 275.
1082:Parlett (1991), p. 196.
1036:Parlett (1991), p. 204.
776:but scores less than a
2258:French deck card games
2253:German deck card games
2243:Four-player card games
1374:Rheinbach: Regionalia.
1196:_ (1839), pp. 119–120.
1452:Voss, Johann Heinrich
1411:Pierer, H.A. (1863).
1370:Muhr, Gisela (2014).
1363:Mannhalt, T. (1830).
1333:Hammer, Paul (1811).
1242:(1988), pp. 186–191.
1015:(1834), pp. 116–128.
788:Trick play is as in
235:Johann Heinrich Voss
1401:, Penguin, London.
1344:. Lucerne: Bucher.
1303:Neuestes Spielbuch.
886:, and 6 points for
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254:Deutsch(e) l'Hombre
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1569:Laugh and lie down
1294:Neuestes Spielbuch
1013:Neuestes Spielbuch
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1478:Münsterland Sollo
1407:978-0-141-03787-5
1367:Berlin: Schüppel.
1350:978-3-7658-0392-5
1051:Münsterland Sollo
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2131:Hundertspiel
1920:Hundertspiel
1910:German Tarok
1904:
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1689:Bête Hombrée
1674:As Qui Court
1574:Losing lodam
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292:and others.
282:Kreuzmariage
273:
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207:German ombre
206:
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195:English solo
192:
143:
139:
138:
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2248:Ombre group
2056:Primo visto
2000:Scherwenzel
1990:Sansprendre
1960:Müller Matz
1950:Kontraspiel
1925:Juckerspiel
1915:Grobhäusern
1905:German Solo
1900:Fünfzehnern
1860:Bester Bube
1769:Hoc Mazarin
1639:Speculation
1604:Pope Julius
1549:French ruff
1518:Historical
1482:Münsterland
1313:, 8th edn.
817:Durchmarsch
798:follow suit
738:eldest hand
584:Münsterland
379:Münsterland
341:dignitaries
321:Mecklenburg
311:region. In
286:Matzlfangen
231:Junker Kord
199:Münsterland
140:German solo
96:German pack
66:Plain-trick
20:German solo
2232:Categories
2161:(Scottish)
2149:(Austrian)
2127:Elfmandeln
2030:Vogelspiel
2025:Trischaken
1694:Bouillotte
1520:card games
1327:Die Heimat
1309:_ (1988).
1300:_ (1839).
1291:_ (1834).
1282:_ (1826).
1279:, Vol. 12.
1273:_ (1779).
1261:Literature
994:References
927:The three
906:Variations
874:and 6 for
870:, 3 for a
832:Grossfrage
774:Grossfrage
708:Grossfrage
700:Grossfrage
680:Grossfrage
673:Grossfrage
665:plain suit
337:Schafskopf
305:River Lahn
2167:(Swedish)
2153:Romestecq
2135:Piquesept
2123:Einwerfen
2051:Minchiate
1970:Piquesept
1945:Kauflabet
1940:Karnöffel
1935:Karniffel
1885:Einwerfen
1880:Cinquille
1819:Quintille
1809:Quadrille
1804:Quadrette
1779:Impériale
1749:Guimbarde
1624:Quadrille
1599:Pope Joan
1473:pagat.com
1315:Altenburg
966:ich frage
962:all fours
919:Mediateur
872:Großfrage
749:Mussfrage
394:Hierarchy
301:quadrille
278:Schafkopf
262:Kauf-Solo
239:Schafkopf
223:quadrille
175:Schafkopf
163:quadrille
159:skat pack
116:Quadrille
105:Clockwise
2143:Sticheln
2119:(Polish)
2117:Drużbart
2113:Chapanka
2082:Conquian
2066:Trappola
2015:Sticheln
2010:Spitzeln
2005:Schlauch
1985:Rümpffen
1930:Kaschlan
1870:Brusbart
1839:Triomphe
1824:Reversis
1799:Pamphile
1794:Papillon
1784:Lenterlu
1719:Commerce
1594:Penneech
1539:Bone ace
1456:Gedichte
1454:(1796).
1425:(1800).
1397:(2008).
1380:(1991).
1102:Gedichte
933:spadille
929:matadors
794:Forehand
770:Mußfrage
756:spadille
684:spadille
637:or as a
631:alliance
623:declarer
615:shuffles
602:(1988).
572:spadille
570:Neither
549:spadille
521:spadille
497:matadors
372:Knüffeln
343:playing
333:Fünfkart
329:Dreikart
290:Grünober
142:or just
124:Spitzeln
83:32 cards
2155:(Dutch)
2147:Tatteln
2092:Primero
2075:Spanish
2039:Italian
2020:Tatteln
1995:Saunigl
1980:Réunion
1975:Pollack
1955:Mariage
1875:Cassino
1834:Tontine
1829:Sizette
1734:Emprunt
1709:Brisque
1704:Briscan
1614:Primero
1527:English
937:manille
854:Scoring
836:Helfer?
688:manille
645:Bidding
639:soloist
635:partner
633:with a
627:bidding
619:cutting
582:In the
551:is the
525:manille
313:Prussia
243:Dreiers
217:History
183:Parlett
152:German-
72:Players
46:Germany
2139:Skwitz
2097:Rentoy
1890:Elfern
1848:German
1789:Mouche
1729:Culbas
1724:Coucou
1699:Brelan
1669:Ambigu
1662:French
1413:"Solo"
1405:
1388:
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805:tricks
740:bids "
565:spades
543:(from
513:Leaves
505:Acorns
349:Boston
339:, the
317:Saxony
297:hombre
227:hombre
171:Tarock
92:Piquet
42:Origin
2165:Kille
2106:Other
2087:Ombre
2061:Ronfa
2046:Gilet
1744:Gilet
1589:Noddy
1564:Ombre
1554:Gleek
1534:Andro
948:Notes
941:baste
864:Frage
848:Frage
844:Frage
840:Hier!
828:Frage
826:In a
813:prime
809:bonus
790:whist
778:Frage
764:O or
742:Frage
720:In a
704:Frage
694:or a
661:Frage
659:In a
654:Frage
611:baste
594:Rules
588:Sollo
576:baste
561:baste
557:clubs
553:queen
545:basta
537:Spitz
529:baste
517:Ombre
509:trump
448:Other
401:Trump
389:Cards
383:Sollo
353:ombre
345:whist
309:Rhine
258:Casco
211:ombre
203:Sollo
201:, as
167:ombre
120:Ombre
80:Cards
1759:Hère
1684:Bête
1403:ISBN
1386:ISBN
1346:ISBN
939:and
899:Tout
895:Tout
888:Tout
884:slam
880:Tout
876:solo
868:solo
821:slam
811:for
784:Play
722:solo
715:Solo
696:solo
692:solo
686:and
609:and
574:nor
559:and
541:Bass
533:Alte
527:and
501:Ober
490:Aces
368:skat
357:faro
335:and
307:and
189:Name
179:skat
173:and
144:solo
102:Play
88:Deck
62:Type
2159:Maw
1764:Hoc
1754:Her
1619:Put
1579:Maw
1471:at
1415:in
1053:at
866:or
830:or
555:of
503:of
459:(O)
429:(O)
374:".
260:or
252:or
233:by
154:or
94:or
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2141:,
2137:,
2133:,
2129:,
2125:,
2115:,
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