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Sammy McSam: Template:Card update

2024-02-18T20:39:18Z

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	~~For tips on how to play oh seven, see <b>[[Tips_ohseven\|Tips_OhSeven]]</b>~~
	[[Category:Card games]]		[[Category:Card games]]
	== Players and materials ==		== Players and materials ==
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	* The number on each card is the number of tricks the player is bidding to take.		* The number on each card is the number of tricks the player is bidding to take.
	* The top bid's suit becomes the trump suit for the round, and its bidder leads the first trick.		* The top bid's suit becomes the trump suit for the round, and its bidder leads the first trick.
	* To break numeric ties, {{Spade\|= }} beats {{Heart\|= }} beats {{Diamond\|= }} beats {{Club\|= }}.		* To break numeric ties, {{Spade}} beats {{Heart}} beats {{Diamond}} beats {{Club}}.
	** ''With two decks, if two players bid the same top card, a rebid is forced, described at the end of this section.''		** ''With two decks, if two players bid the same top card, a rebid is forced, described at the end of this section.''
	* Record the bids, then return the cards to their players' hands for use in play.		* Record the bids, then return the cards to their players' hands for use in play.

AmassGamesYouTube at 12:28, 22 April 2023

2023-04-22T12:28:27Z

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	~~How~~ to play ~~https:~~/~~/youtu.be/W0v5Nd1ZAKk~~		For tips on how to play oh seven, see <b>[[Tips_ohseven\|Tips_OhSeven]]</b>
	[[Category:Card games]]		[[Category:Card games]]
	~~For tips on how to play oh seven, see <b>[[Tips_ohseven\|Tips_OhSeven]]</b>~~

	== Players and materials ==		== Players and materials ==

Salvidrim: clarify card ranks

2023-02-23T13:17:01Z

clarify card ranks

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	* They '''must''' follow the lead if possible, by matching the suit of the lead card.		* They '''must''' follow the lead if possible, by matching the suit of the lead card.
	* If they have no cards of that suit, then they may play any card from their hand.		* If they have no cards of that suit, then they may play any card from their hand.
	* After each player has played a card, the winner of the trick is whoever played the highest trump card, if any, else whoever played the highest card of the lead suit.		* After each player has played a card, the winner of the trick is whoever played the highest trump card, if any, else whoever played the highest card of the lead suit. The card ranks from lowest to highest are Q-A-2-3-4-5-6-7.
	** ''With two decks, if there is a tie with the same card, the one played first beats the one played second.''		** ''With two decks, if there is a tie with the same card, the one played first beats the one played second.''
	* The winner of the trick takes the cards and piles them face-down in front of themselves, then leads the next trick.		* The winner of the trick takes the cards and piles them face-down in front of themselves, then leads the next trick.

AmassGamesYouTube at 11:21, 13 February 2023

2023-02-13T11:21:50Z

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			How to play https://youtu.be/W0v5Nd1ZAKk
	[[Category:Card games]]		[[Category:Card games]]
	For tips on how to play oh seven, see <b>[[Tips_ohseven\|Tips_OhSeven]]</b>		For tips on how to play oh seven, see <b>[[Tips_ohseven\|Tips_OhSeven]]</b>

Sammy McSam: Category:Card games, Tips_ohseven link, formatting

2021-12-26T19:33:39Z

Category:Card games, Tips_ohseven link, formatting

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Xom: Card-passing is now on BGA

2020-09-30T14:14:05Z

Card-passing is now on BGA

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	Each player who matched their bid exactly gains points equal to their bid plus two; each player who missed loses points equal to how many too high or too low they bid.		Each player who matched their bid exactly gains points equal to their bid plus two; each player who missed loses points equal to how many too high or too low they bid.

	==Card-passing variant ~~(not implemented on BGA)~~==		==Card-passing variant==

	Before the bidding, each player looks at their cards and passes some to a neighbor. The cards are passed simultaneously and facedown. Players may only look at the cards they're receiving after deciding which cards they're passing.		Before the bidding, each player looks at their cards and passes some to a neighbor. The cards are passed simultaneously and facedown. Players may only look at the cards they're receiving after deciding which cards they're passing.

Xom: /* Statistics (BGA Premium feature) */

2020-09-01T17:04:58Z

Statistics (BGA Premium feature)

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	* Nil bid rate		* Nil bid rate
	* Top bid rate		* Top bid rate
	* ~~Bid fill~~ rate		* Success rate
	* ~~Overfill~~ rate		* Overshoot rate
	* ~~Underfill~~ rate		* Shortfall rate

Xom at 22:51, 30 August 2020

2020-08-30T22:51:42Z

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	Each player chooses a card from their hand and places it down in front of themself, facedown. Once each player has committed, the chosen cards are revealed. The number on each card is the number of tricks the player is bidding to take.		Each player chooses a card from their hand and places it down in front of themself, facedown. Once each player has committed, the chosen cards are revealed. The number on each card is the number of tricks the player is bidding to take.

	The top bid's suit becomes the trump suit for the round, and its bidder leads the first trick. To break numeric ties, Spades beat Hearts beat Diamonds beat Clubs. (With two decks, if two players bid the same card, a rebid is forced, described at the end of this section.)		The top bid's suit becomes the trump suit for the round, and its bidder leads the first trick. To break numeric ties, Spades beat Hearts beat Diamonds beat Clubs. (With two decks, if two players bid the same top card, a rebid is forced, described at the end of this section.)

	Record the bids, then return the cards to their players' hands for use in play. (With standard playing cards, set the Kings aside and flip the appropriate one to indicate the current trump suit.)		Record the bids, then return the cards to their players' hands for use in play. (With standard playing cards, set the Kings aside and flip the appropriate one to indicate the current trump suit.)

Xom: Statistics explanation

2020-08-01T23:16:46Z

Statistics explanation

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	* In round 6, pass 1 left.		* In round 6, pass 1 left.
	* No passing in round 7.		* No passing in round 7.

			==Statistics (BGA Premium feature)==

			Due to engine limitations, some per-table statistics are listed with the per-player statistics.

			The following statistics are calculated on a per-table basis:
			* Number of players
			* Average nil bid rate
			* Average top bid
			* Trump selection rate

			The following statistics are calculated on a per-player basis:
			* Points per round
			* Average bid
			* Nil bid rate
			* Top bid rate
			* Bid fill rate
			* Overfill rate
			* Underfill rate

Xom: Use term "top bid" instead of "high bid"

2020-08-01T18:03:26Z

Use term "top bid" instead of "high bid"

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	Each player chooses a card from their hand and places it down in front of themself, facedown. Once each player has committed, the chosen cards are revealed. The number on each card is the number of tricks the player is bidding to take.		Each player chooses a card from their hand and places it down in front of themself, facedown. Once each player has committed, the chosen cards are revealed. The number on each card is the number of tricks the player is bidding to take.

	The ~~highest card~~ bid ~~determines~~ the trump suit and ~~the leader of~~ the first trick ~~for the round. The high card's suit becomes the trump suit~~. To break numeric ties, Spades beat Hearts beat Diamonds beat Clubs. (With two decks, if two players bid the same card, a rebid is forced, described at the end of this section.)		The top bid's suit becomes the trump suit for the round, and its bidder leads the first trick. To break numeric ties, Spades beat Hearts beat Diamonds beat Clubs. (With two decks, if two players bid the same card, a rebid is forced, described at the end of this section.)

	Record the bids, then return the cards to their players' hands for use in play. (With standard playing cards, set the Kings aside and flip the appropriate one to indicate the current trump suit.)		Record the bids, then return the cards to their players' hands for use in play. (With standard playing cards, set the Kings aside and flip the appropriate one to indicate the current trump suit.)

	If the bids sum to '''7''', then rather than permit the possibility that everyone gets what they want, a rebid is forced, as follows. First, whoever bid ~~the high card~~ immediately scores one point. (With two decks, if two players bid the same high card, they each score one point.) Then the players bid again, using the remaining cards in their hands. The new bids replace the previous bids. Repeat until the bids don't sum to '''7'''. If the players run out of cards, redeal (but players keep their bonus points).		If the bids sum to '''7''', then rather than permit the possibility that everyone gets what they want, a rebid is forced, as follows. First, whoever had the top bid immediately scores one point. (With two decks, if two players bid the same high card, they each score one point.) Then the players bid again, using the remaining cards in their hands. The new bids replace the previous bids. Repeat until the bids don't sum to '''7'''. If the players run out of cards, redeal (but players keep their bonus points).

	==Play==		==Play==