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Tressette
Tressette the famous italian card game
Tressette is a card game simulation of the Italian famous one. Tresette is a partnership trick-taking game for four players, with partners sitting opposite. -
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Railroad 45's
A trick taking card game involving multiple players
Railroad 45's is a trick taking card game intended for five players. The goal is to reach 120 points before anyone else. You can take tricks to earn points while attempting to make other players lose points. It is possible for this game to have 1 or 2 winners. -
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A tournament manager of the popular trick-based card game belote. This software provide functionalities from teams registration to final classification. Printing is based on highly customisable OpenOffice.org templates.
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OpenPref is open source implementation of European trick-taking game Preferans (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preferans ) against two virtual players.
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A trick-taking card game especially popular in Imperial Russia, the Soviet Union, post-Soviet Russia, Austria, and the Balkans.
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Basic blackjack game that supports most features in a game, 5 card trick, aces being 11 or 1. It has a very basic graphic drawing enginr that draws ASCII cards on the terminal. this can be seen in the screenshot. Should work on all linux PCs.
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TrickTakingGame is a unified, generic platform - both server and client - capable of playing various trick-taking games (such as Whist, or Bridge). Available rules are defined as server plugins.
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Jao is a framework, game server and set of Java clients for developing and playing card games. Support for trick taking games like Hearts, continuous play games like Crazy Eights, and partial support for mutable games like Mao is envisioned.
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A distributed online implementation of the popular trick-based card game belote. The particular variation of this implementation of the game is known as belote-bridge and is particularly popular in France and Cyprus.
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Texas 42, or 42, is a trick taking domino game played with partners. It's often referred to as the "national game of texas."
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Nebula Cards (NC) is a networked, modular card game engine written in pure Java. The game rules, user interfaces, and computer players all take the form of pluggable Java classes, and most four-player, trick-taking games can be implemented.
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vbela
Bela!
Belot also Bridge belot is the name of a French trick-taking card game very popular in Bulgaria, in some parts of Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Macedonia (Especially Bitola),[1] and in Saudi Arabia. It is also very popular in Armenia and extensively played by the Armenian Diaspora, in former USSR area (Russia, Ukraine, Republic of Moldova) and by Jewish communities worldwide. -
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Truco Truco is a popular trick-taking card game played in Argentina, Uruguay, Venezuela and Brazil. It is played using a Spanish deck but removing the 8s, 9s, 10s and jokers from the deck. Gtktruco is a truco developed with Gtkmm and libgaldemm
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