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| − | [[Trumps]] is a way of modulating [[Trick Taking]]. The main design choice is whether one suit of [[Cards]] (or [[Tiles]]) should always be the [[Trumps|Trump]] (as in [[Spades]]) or this should change between game instances or game [[Rounds]]. When the [[Trumps|Trump]] is not fixed, [[Randomness]] can be used (as in [[Whist]]) or be part of [[Bidding]] (here [[Contract Bridge]] is probably the most well-known example). | + | [[Trumps]] is a way of modulating [[Trick Taking]]. The main design choice is whether one suit of [[Cards]] (or [[Tiles]]) should always be the [[Trumps|Trump]] (as in [[Spades]]) or this should change between game instances or game [[Rounds]]. When the [[Trumps|Trump]] is not fixed, [[Randomness]] can be used (as in [[Oh, hell]] or [[Whist]]) or be part of [[Bidding]] (here [[Contract Bridge]] is probably the most well-known example). |
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Using the pattern
Trumps is a way of modulating Trick Taking. The main design choice is whether one suit of Cards (or Tiles) should always be the Trump (as in Spades) or this should change between game instances or game Rounds. When the Trump is not fixed, Randomness can be used (as in Oh, hell or Whist) or be part of Bidding (here Contract Bridge is probably the most well-known example).
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