Solo Whist

4 jogadores

Baralho padrão de 52 cartas

• The cards are thoroughly shuffled by the designated dealer and then cut by the player to the dealer's right.
• Cards are typically dealt in sets, following specific patterns such as 3, 3, 3, 3, 1 or variants like 4333, 3433, 3343, 3334. The final card dealt is placed face up to indicate the trump suit.
• Some players may opt for dealing the cards singly, similar to the method used in Bridge.

Cumprir o contrato escolhido no leilão, seja em parceria ou sozinho.

• Prop and Cop: Two players attempt to win eight tricks together, with the first player calling Prop and others invited to call Cop. +/- 2 units each. Both proposer and accepter score.
• Solo: One player attempts to win five tricks alone. +/- 2 units.
• Misere: A player aims to win no tricks. +/- 3 units. There is no trump.
• Abundance: A player endeavors to win nine tricks. +/- 4 units. Proposer names the trump suit.
• Royal Abundance: Similar to Abundance but with the added condition of winning nine tricks in the current trump suit (the turned-up suit). +/- 4 units.
• Misere Ouverte: A player aims to win no tricks, with their hand placed face up after the first trick. +/- 6 units. There is no trump.
• Abundance Declared: A player aims to win all 13 tricks. The bidder names the trump suit and leads first. +/- 8 units.

• Proposta e Aceite: Dois jogadores formam parceria para fazer 8 vadas
• Solo: Um jogador tenta fazer 5 vadas sozinho
• Misère: Um jogador tenta não fazer nenhuma vada (sem trunfo)
• Abundance: Um jogador declara trunfo e tenta 9 vadas sozinho
• Royal Abundance: Abundance com o trunfo proposto pelo parceiro
• Misère Ouverte: Misère com cartas abertas na mesa
• Abundance Declaré: 13 vadas sozinho

Cada contrato tem pagamento fixo por vada acima ou abaixo do contrato. Contratos mais altos têm maiores prêmios e penalidades.

1. Target Score Reached: Players may set a target score (e.g., 500 points) at the beginning of the game. The first player or team to reach or exceed this target score wins.
2. Predefined Number of Rounds: Alternatively, players may agree to play a fixed number of rounds or hands. Once all rounds are completed, the game ends, and the player or team with the highest score wins.
3. Mutual Agreement: In informal settings, players may opt to end the game by mutual consent. This could occur when players reach a predetermined time limit or simply when all participants decide to conclude the game.
4. Discontinuation: The game may also end if players choose to stop playing due to external factors like time constraints or unforeseen events.