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Zatre-Kartenspiel

Starting The Game

With /join 2-4 players can join the game. With /start the game begins. Alternatively, you can use the Game Tool!

Object of the Game

The goal is The aim is to place as many totals of 10, 11 or 12 as possible by laying out playing cards, because only these bring points. Whoever has the most points at the end of the game wins. The same number of rounds are played with two, three or four players.

Game Board

Spielfeld
  1. Card placed by red
  2. Cards to choose from
  3. Points Left (Minimum total to roll to clear the board)
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Flow of the game

All 50 cards are shuffled. 25 cards are required for the first round of the game. The starting player receives four cards in his hand, the other players receive three.

  • In each turn, the active player places one card. Exception: In the first turn, the starting player places 2 cards.
  • All cards must be connected to cards already on display. Exception: Starting card
  • A line with a total of 13 or more is not allowed.
  • You can make a line of 9 points or less, however, they will not score.
  • You can make a line of 9 points or less, however, they will not score.
  • After the placement, a card is drawn.

Exception

It can happen that a player only has cards in his hand that would require him to form rows of more than twelve pips. In this case, he shows his cards to the other players and receives three new cards in his hand. This process may need to be repeated until he can play a card.

Zero

< p> The cards with a zero have a special meaning: The zero is part of a series, i.e. the zero does not end a series! Multiple zeros in a row are also possible and permitted. A zero can connect two rows if the sums of the two rows do not add up to more than twelve.

Scoring

Rules for scoring:

  • Each player scores his score on his hand tiles that have just been placed.
  • Scores are recorded in each line without any blank lines.
  • For placing a row of 10 on the game board you score 1 point, for placing a row of 11 you score 3 and for a row of 12 5 points.
  • Your score is placed in the score sheet for each round.
  • You can play lines with a total of less than 10, but they do not score any points.
  • If a player scores several points in one turn with the same total (e.g. two 12s), he enters all the points (e.g. two 5 points = 10 points) in the top free box of column 12 (4)).
  • For rows on the scoring sheet in which all three columns the 10s, 11s and 12s are filled in, the player receives the bonus points indicated on the sheet. If there is any entry missing, he does not get a bonus.

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By playing ahead, a player can attempt to triple score with a card. For every triple score in a game, the player receives a super bonus of six points. Super bonuses received are entered from bottom to top in the last free rows of the scoring sheet in the total column.

There are two different triple scorings. If a player scores a row of 10, a row of 11 and a row of 12 by placing a card, he receives an additional six super bonus points. If a player reaches three rows of 12 by placing a card, he also gets six super bonus points.

End of the Game

The first round of the game is over when all 25 cards have been laid out. The cards set aside are used for the second round of the game. For a 3rd and 4th game round with 3 or 4 players, the 50 cards are shuffled again and distributed as described. Each player adds up his points on his sheet. The winner is the player with the highest total number of points.