Extreme Tricks

Extreme Tricks

2023Masato Uesugi

3 - 4 players
0 min
2.0/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

Extreme Tricks is a trick-taking game for three to four players where players will be bidding not on how many tricks they'll win, but how many conditions they'll achieve - such as leading to a trick and losing or taking exactly 4 tricks. The game lasts 4 rounds, each divided into 12 tricks, and those are divided into 3 stages of four tricks each. Six condition cards are dealt out which deal with what card you play, and six condition cards are dealt out which deal with what cards you've taken. New condition cards are revealed for each round. After the cards have been dealt, players first bid on how many of the conditions they will achieve this hand. Then, the player takes half of the bits used to make that bid and places them on specific conditions they plan to achieve. Afterwards, they play a must follow trick-taking game with a randomly determined trump suit. The player with the most points when the game ends is the winner.

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About Extreme Tricks

From BoardGameGeek:

Extreme Tricks is a trick-taking game for three to four players where players will be bidding not on how many tricks they'll win, but how many conditions they'll achieve - such as leading to a trick and losing or taking exactly 4 tricks. The game lasts 4 rounds, each divided into 12 tricks, and those are divided into 3 stages of four tricks each. Six condition cards are dealt out which deal with what card you play, and six condition cards are dealt out which deal with what cards you've taken. New condition cards are revealed for each round. After the cards have been dealt, players first bid on how many of the conditions they will achieve this hand. Then, the player takes half of the bits used to make that bid and places them on specific conditions they plan to achieve. Afterwards, they play a must follow trick-taking game with a randomly determined trump suit. The player with the most points when the game ends is the winner.

Designer

Masato Uesugi

Categories

Card Game

Mechanics

Trick-taking
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