Truco

Forty-card deck with crooked hierarchy and high-stakes Truco raises.

Forty cards, a tilted ranking, and nerve. Play Truco with a friend over one link — no download or account.

How to play

Every 8, 9, and 10 is stripped from the deck, leaving the 40-card Spanish-style pack.
The ranking is deliberately crooked: 4♠ is the strongest card, then 4♣, then 7♥ and 7♦; 4♥ and 4♦ are the weakest.
Cards inside one tier are exactly equal — such a tie is called a parda and reshuffles who wins.
French suits stand in for Spanish ones: spades are Espadas and clubs are Bastos.

Click a card in hand to play it to the trick, or use the raise/accept actions. Works with mouse in browser.

Click a card in hand to play it to the trick, or use the raise/accept actions. Touch controls scale to mobile screens.

Enable JavaScript to play. Choose Invite friend and share the room link to play on separate devices.

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Go Fish — Ask for ranks you hold to collect books of four; wrong asks go fishing.