Soko card game

I hope these rules make it a bit easier for you. German Solo This game is generally just known as Solo. The name German Solo is used on this page to distinguish this game from various other games called Solo, such as: Solo Whist - a descendant of Boston Whist played in Britain, Australia and New Zealand.

Number of Players Solo is a 4 to 6 player game. Overview Solo is played with 32 cards from a standard 52 card deck. The current bid determines the trump value of each card, as described below.

Bidding Scheme - in increasing order Question The bidder and a partner must get 5 tricks. Anything can be trump. The ace cannot be the same suit as trump. Clubs must be trump. Bidder must have at least one club to bid IsIt.

The bidder cannot call the ace of clubs. Nothing is trump. Aces are high and 7s are low. All players must follow suit when possible. Anyone playing against a kicker need not throw their highest card of the suit, but they must follow suit. Person throwing the highest card of the current trick starts the next trick. Multiple kickers can be played per hand.

If the bidder can go solo do not bid this. Play a solo! It pays more. If the bidder cannot go solo, the bidder must set both ladies on the table. The bidder's partner makes trump. The bidder needs to get 5 tricks alone. Only one solo can be played per hand. IsIt Solo Used when one person has already bid solo. The bidder wants to go Solo in clubs. Clubs have precedence because they pay more. Accessibility The product developer believes this product meets accessibility requirements, making it easier for everyone to use.

Language supported English United States. Publisher Info Soko support. Additional terms Soko privacy policy Terms of transaction. Seizure warnings Photosensitive seizure warning. Report this product Report this game to Microsoft Thanks for reporting your concern. Our team will review it and, if necessary, take action. Sign in to report this game to Microsoft. Report this game to Microsoft. Shuffle and deal one card face down to each player the hole card , then one card face up.

Both of these are simply a straight or a flush, respectively, made of four cards with one unmatched card. A Canadian straight outranks one pair, a Canadian flush outranks a Canadian straight, and two pair outranks a Canadian straight. The remainder of the hands follow the standard rank of poker hands , so the full rank of Soko hands, from highest to lowest, is:. The first action of the hand goes to the player who shows the lowest face-up card. If there are multiple players tied for low, the one closest to the left of deal goes first.

This first player is obliged to make an initial bet called the bring-in. The minimum amount of the bring-in is only half that of the usual minimum bet rounded down if the minimum bet does not divide into an even number of chips. If the player wishes to bet more than the bring-in amount, they may do so.

The betting round is thereafter conducted according to the usual rules of betting in poker. After the betting round, each player is dealt another face-up card, bringing them to a total of three cards. A second betting round is then conducted, with first action again going to the player showing the lowest hand, although there is no bring-in required on this or subsequent betting rounds.

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