Ruling obligatory:
 Is a game for three persons, using one set of playing cards (30.)
The direction of play shall be at the right of the distributor.
The distributor distributes the cards in a sequence of 3 papers per player, then two cards, then 3 papers and then two cards, until each player receives 10 papers at the end of the printout.
Bidding:
Bid: From the right of the distributor each person determines the number of words in the following form (Bass 2 =, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, Cabot = 10).
The top one determines the number of dead that determines the referee from (shrih, spit, huss or dement) and plays the first card
"Noticeable"
- Shree - (J-9-A-10-K-Q-8-7).
(A-10-K-Q-J-9-8).
- DEMEN (A-10-K-Q-J-9-8).
- SPET - (A-10-K-Q-J-9-8-7)
The auction begins with the player sitting at the right of the dealer and counterclockwise.
The player who wins the auction starts by announcing the type of referee and then throwing any paper on the ground. The other players must throw the same type of cards. The winner wins the card and the winner wins the next card.
If a paper is thrown on the ground and no player has a sheet of the same type, the player has the option of throwing a referee.
The ruling papers are stronger than any other paper, and the winner of the ball is the one who threw the referee's card unless a stronger referee is thrown.
The tour ends when players' cards expire.
At the end of the tour we look at each game as required by the accolades and if the required number of food is calculated each of the eaters with (10) points, but if more then calculate only the number that required or if it is less calculated (negative), and ends the game upon arrival to) 500 points.
If a person requests (10) meals (computed), they are calculated as double (20) points.
If one of the persons requested (10) bags (Cabot) and was unable to do so, only 10 points are deducted from them. Mandatory:
 Is a game for three persons, using one set of playing cards (30.)
The direction of play shall be at the right of the distributor.
The distributor distributes the cards in a sequence of 3 papers per player, then two cards, then 3 papers and then two cards, until each player receives 10 papers at the end of the printout.
Bidding:
Bid: From the right of the distributor each person determines the number of words in the following form (Bass 2 =, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, Cabot = 10).
The top one determines the number of dead that determines the referee from (shrih, spit, huss or dement) and plays the first card
"Noticeable"
- Shree - (J-9-A-10-K-Q-8-7).
(A-10-K-Q-J-9-8).
- DEMEN (A-10-K-Q-J-9-8).
- SPET - (A-10-K-Q-J-9-8-7)
The auction begins with the player sitting at the right of the dealer and counterclockwise.
The player who wins the auction starts by announcing the type of referee and then throwing any paper on the ground. The other players must throw the same type of cards. The winner wins the card and the winner wins the next card.
If a paper is thrown on the ground and no player has a sheet of the same type, the player has the option of throwing a referee.
The ruling papers are stronger than any other paper, and the winner of the ball is the one who threw the referee's card unless a stronger referee is thrown.
The tour ends when players' cards expire.
At the end of the tour we look at each game as required by the accolades and if the required number of food is calculated each of the eaters with (10) points, but if more then calculate only the number that required or if it is less calculated (negative), and ends the game upon arrival to) 500 points.
If a person requests (10) meals (computed), they are calculated as double (20) points.
If one of the persons requested (10) bags (Cabot) and was unable to do so, only 10 points are deducted from the points.