Rosbiratschka
Rosbiratschka is a card game for three or four participants. It is played with 32 or 24 cards .
Rules for four participants
It is played with 32 cards in the colors acorn, green, red and bells. The order of precedence for each suit is: Ace, King, Over, Under, 10, 9, 8, 7. Each player receives 8 cards. The dealer's left neighbor plays the first card. Each player operates the color. The highest card wins the trick; if you cannot serve, you discard. This is how six single games are played:
Not a stitch!
As with junk , each player tries to avoid taking tricks. For every trick received, you get one penalty point. If a player does not take any tricks, then each trick is worth two penalty points. If a player takes all 8 tricks (march through), he receives 8 minus points.
No hearts!
Each player tries to get as few red cards as possible into his tricks. Each heart card received nevertheless counts one penalty point. If a player does not receive any heart cards, then each heart card is worth two penalty points. If a player receives all the heart cards, he receives 8 minus points.
No sub!
Each player tries not to get an under in his tricks. You get two penalty points for every sub you received. If a player does not receive an under, then each under scores four penalty points. If a player gets all 4 sub, he gets 8 minus points.
Attention, King of Hearts!
Everyone is trying not to get the King of Hearts. If the king of hearts has been played, the single game is canceled and the player who has the king of hearts receives 8 penalty points.
Hundred!
The point is not to be the first to go over certain numbers when laying cards. The following counts: Ace 11, King 4, Upper 3, Under 2, Ten 10, Nine 0, Eight 0, Seven 0. Each one in turn places a card in the middle and counts according to its value, for example "Ten, 10 ! " "Ace 21!" etc. Whoever is the first to exceed the number 25 receives one penalty point. Whoever exceeds 50 first receives 2 penalty points. Whoever exceeds 100 first receives 5 penalty points.
Rosbiratschka!
This is about laying out and laying out cards on the table. The dealer's left neighbor must first place a sub. If he doesn't have one, the next player has to place an under, if he doesn't have one, then the next player. As soon as there is a sub, the next player and everyone after him must lay out a card of the same color, which goes up or down in rank. If a player cannot or does not want to invest, he must use another sub. If a player can no longer lay out or lay out he says "continue!". Whoever is the only one with cards in hand is the loser and receives 8 penalty points.
Rule for three participants
The only difference is that all sevens and eights are removed from the hand before the game.
literature
- Rosbiratschka . In: Spielkartenfabrik Altenburg (Hrsg.): Extended game rule book from Altenburg , Verlag Altenburger Spielkartenfabrik, Leipzig 1983, p. 173ff
- Manuela Berthold: The great six. Neues Deutschland, March 1, 2014, accessed January 1, 2015 .