Louse

Number of decks: 1
Number of cards in a deck: 32
Number of players: 4
The seniority of the cards: 7, 8, 9, 10, B, D, K, T.
Purpose of the game: do not score 1500 points or more first.
Rules of the game. Famous card game in Germany, which is played to fulfill the desire. Usually the desire is to buy alcohol or drink at the expense of a player who loses the game. Play four together with a deck of 32 cards. 4 jacks are trump cards. Seniority jacks from junior to senior: ♣ In, ♠ In, ♥ In, ♦ V. The goal of the game is not to take cards in bribes for which penalty points are awarded. The cost of cards in penalty points: jack - 2 points, ace - 11 points, 10 - 10 points, the king - 4 points, the lady - 2 points. In addition to these points, for ladies are accrued additional points and not for all. For ♣ D - 300 points, ♠ D - 200 points, ♥ D - 100 points, and ♦ D - cancels all points for a lady or give to the player who took it or them. Seven, eight, nine are neutral cards, for which points are not charged. The first deliverer in the game is determined by lot, and in the following games the players dealt cards in turn clockwise. The deck is carefully packed and each player is dealt 8 cards each with 3-2-3 cards at a time. The first move in the game belongs to the player to the left of the handler. A player can enter from any of his cards, every player clockwise must put a card of the same suit, if there is no card of that color, then the player must put his any card. With jacks, the game is different. For example, if the first card is laid out 7 hearts, then the next player must put a card of the worm suit, if the player does not have a card of such a suit, but there is a worm hole, then the player does not have the right to put it, the player must put his any other card, including this Can be a jack of another suit. If, however, the first card in the draw of cards (a bribe) is a jack, then every next player clockwise should put a jack, and if there is no jack, the player must put his any card. Thus, when each player places one card, then the winner of the bribe is determined. A player who places the highest card in the suit of the first turn or the player who puts the jack, or the player who puts the senior jack, takes the bribe to himself. The same player goes first in the draw of the next trick. So, players play until all players have run out of cards. Then the players count the number of points scored in the bribes and the player who first dials in a few games of 1500 or more penalty points becomes a loser and pays for the booze to the rest of the players.
Note. There is a variant of the game with three players, but I do not know it.