Let's spread the cards

It is unlikely that one will be able to find at least one person who would not know how to play cards for a fool. Our site gives you the opportunity to play this game on our site online, choosing a computer opponent or a real player. The game involves a deck of thirty-six cards (sometimes fifty-two). From two to six participants can play, but if a deck of fifty-two cards is involved in the game, then eight players. Each player is dealt six cards in his hand. The next, last or any other (by agreement) is opened and placed under the remaining deck as a trump card so that it is visible to all participants in the game. The main goal is to get rid of all the cards. Whoever has the cards in his hand is the fool.

Rules of the game Fool

The player with the lowest value trump moves first. In subsequent draws, the participant who is to the right of the losing player (under the fool) or to his left (under the fool) goes. The move is always made to the left with one or more cards of the same value at the same time. The defender must beat the cards either in suit, but with large cards, or trump cards. If the move was made with a trump card, then you also need to fight back with a trump card of greater merit. In the case when there is nothing to beat, the cards are taken by the player under whom they went, and the next move is made by the participant sitting to his left.

If all the cards were recaptured, they are sent to the waste. These are played cards that are no longer involved in the game. After that, the players begin to draw cards from the deck. The first one to take the first move, and the last one to fight back. The game has an option to end the game with the result in a draw. This situation occurs when the player who enters makes the last cards under the battling, and he, in turn, successfully fights off and the players have no cards left in their hands. However, by prior agreement, the one who fought back last, even if he did not have a single card left in his hand, can be considered the loser.

Different variants of the game Durak

The fool game allows you to play an infinite number of times by dealing cards again. In addition to the classic fool, there is also:

• transferable;
• throwaway fool;
• spades by spades option.

Our site offers to play Durak online for free and choose one of the variants of this card game. The throw-in fool is no less common than the classic one. You can make a move in it with several cards of the same value at the same time. The defender can either beat them or take them. If he hits, the caller can flip new cards of the same value that appeared on the table. If more than two people take part in the game, then after the person who enters no longer throws cards, this right passes to the rest of the participants according to the same rules. You can throw more cards in after him if the battler decided to take the cards and not fight back, but the number of incoming cards should not exceed the number of cards in the battler's hand.

The rules of playing the transfer fool are similar to those of the throw fool, but with the difference that if the battler has a card of the same value, he can lay it out next to the cards to beat, and transfer the turn to the next player. The next participant in the game, having a similar card, can perform the same action. There is such a thing as a travel card - this is when a similar card is a trump card, and for the first time it is enough to show it, but not put it on the table. But the second time, for the translation it must be laid out side by side. Card games fool of spades in spades are distinguished by the fact that spades cannot be trump cards, and they can only be beaten with their own suit, and the Queen of Spades beats any spade.