Tute
Spanish trick-taking where four kings or four horses end it outright.
- 2-4 players
- Cards removed
- Trick-taking
- Melding
What Tute is
A Spanish trick-taking game built on marriages, and the game most Spanish children learn first. Two to four players. A trump is turned up under the stock, and points come from aces, threes and the court cards. A king and horse of the same suit make a cante worth 20, or 40 in trump. Once the stock is gone the play turns strict, and whoever holds all four kings or all four horses wins the hand outright.
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