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 1.1. Purpose of the game Thrown Up Durak is played with 36 cards: the A, K, Q, J, 10, 9, 8, 7 and 6 from a standard 4-suit 52-card deck are used. At the start, each player is dealt six cards, which are played in a series of bouts of attack and defence. After the players have received all their cards, reveal the top card of the deck. Place it on the middle of the table, place the deck on top of the revealed card, covering it half way. This card represents the trump suit and is now at the bottom of the deck. Cards in this suit hold a higher value then the Aces of the other suits. Within the trump suit card hierarchy is maintained. When a player\'s hand is reduced to fewer than six cards it is replenished from the talon of undealt cards. After the talon is exhausted, there is no more replenishment and the aim is to get rid of all the cards from your hand. The last player left holding cards is the loser. This player is the Durak (durak) and is ridiculed by the other player. 1.2. Attack Attacker reveals a card from his hand by placing it on the table so opponent can see. After the first card has been defended attacker may add cards to the table as long as they are of the same face value as other cards in play. Maximum cards to be defended must be as many as have been originally dealt to each player (6) or until the defender runs out of cards, whichever is less. 1.3. Defend Defender must respond to the revealed card by beating it with a card of the same suit of higher value or a card of the trump suit. If the defender has no appropriate card he must pick up the card and add it to his hand, thereby losing his turn to attack. If the defender picks up the first attacking card, the turn is over. Defender must beat all revealed cards. Otherwise he must pick up all cards in play including ones that have been beaten. Maximum cards to be defended must be as many as have been originally dealt to each player (6) or until the defender runs out of cards, whichever is less. A successful turn ends when the defender beats all attacking cards. All cards that have been revealed during this turn are removed from the game. 1.4. End of turn When a defender has successfully beaten all the attacking cards, all the cards that have been in play are removed from the game. Every player must take his turn to refresh his hand by taking as many cards from deck as needed to bring his hand to a total of as many as have been originally dealt to each player (6). Attacker refreshes his hand first. Defender refreshes his hand last. If the deck has been exhausted, players who are left empty handed withdraw from the game. They are lucky, for they will not have a chance to lose. 2. Transfer Durak. The rules of the Transfer Durak differ from the Thrown Up Durak in one essential addition, changing the structure of the game as well as its strategy: a player who has to cover a card has the right to lay a card of the same value as the card(s) of the current move and, thus, transfer the move to the following player. If the next player, in his turn, has a card of the same value, he can also transfer the move further. A player may, but is not obliged to transfer a move.A transfer is only possible when a player has not started to defend and cover cards. If at least one card has been covered in the move, other cards cannot be transferred. If the next player has less cards in his hand then the number of the cards transferred to him, a tranfer is impossible and, therefore, the player has to cover of take the cards in spite of his ability to transfer them. 3. Bulk Durak The Bulk Durak game differs from the Thrown Up or Transfer Durak in the point that a card deck is dealt once - players get 18 cards each. A player with the least trump card has the right to lead the game. Then the game is played by the rules of the Thrown Up and Transfer Durak. 4. Japanese Durak The Japanese Durak rules differ from the rules of the Thrown Up and Transfer Durak in the only point: diamonds are always a trump suit, and spades are only covered by spades. Download
 Idea of the game The game is played with 36 cards. The purpose of the game is to get as few penalty pips as possible. The purpose of the round is to get as many pips as possible. Cards count their pip value as follows: A - 11, 10 - 10, K - 4, Q - 3, J - 2, 6-9 - 0. There are 120 pips in the deck. A player with the least number of pips gets penalty pips, which are counted as follows: 31-59 pips - 2, 0-30 pips - 4, no tricks - 6. If the both players have got 60 pips each, none of them gets penalty pips, but the number of pips any of the players gets in the next round is doubled. The game ends as soon as one of the players gets 12 pips. This player is a loser. Process of the game The trump suit is declared. Players are dealt 4 cards each. The first card is led by the player who won the last trick. This player can lead any number of cards of the same suit. The other player is to lay the same number of cards. The cards of the first player are considered covered if all of them are covered. After every turn players take extra cards from the deck so that each hand contains 4 cards. 4 trumps give the right to lead out of turn. Download
 The purpose of the game is to get rid of all cards in a hand. A deck of 36 cards is used, from 6 to Ace. At the beginning of the game each player gets 5 cards. There are no trump suits in the game. The deck is laid in the middle of the table. The first move is made by a player who has more points in his hand or won the previous game. He lays any card. The next player can cover this card with a card of the same suit. It is only possible to lay a card of the same value if it is a six that is covered. If a player does not have a required card, he has to take cards from the deck until he takes out a card required or the deck comes to the end. If there are no more cards in the deck, the upper card of a pile of open cards is taken away and left open on the table, the rest of the cards are turned over and serve as a deck again. Some cards require certain actions from the next player after they have been played: 6 – take 2 cards from the deck and pass a move. 7 – take 1 card from the deck and pass a move. Ace – pass a move. Queen is a trump. It can cover any card, moreover, the player who has laid a queen can order any suit. The next player passes his move. The winner is a player who has got rid of the cards in his hand. The loser counts points on the cards which are left in his hand. Points: Ace – 11, King – 4, Queen – 20, Jack – 2, 10 – 10, Other cards - 0. A player who has got 100 points loses a game. Playing by these rules can take a long time. There are the following versions of the game: 1) If a player does not have a card required, he can only take one card from the deck. 2) A player who laid a queen hands the move over to his opponent after the suit has been set. 3) Cards can be laid both by suit of by value. Download
 The game uses a standard 52-card deck (ace, 2, 3, ... , queen, king). Solitaire: Cards are taken out of the deck one after another - backs up. If Card 2 lies directly to the left of Card 1 (of the same value or suit) or 2 cards apart to the left of it, Card 1 is laid on Card 2. Other cards are moved onto the free space to the left. The purpose of the solitaire is to leave as few card decks on the table as possible. The game continues until no move can be made. Playing with an opponent: Cards are taken out of the deck one after another - backs up. First 5 cards are laid then players make moves by turns by solitaire rules. For every covered card a player gets poinst according to the rank of the card. Ace - 1, two - 2, ... , king - 13. If a player cannot move he has to add a card from the deck, at that he gets -1 point for every card. A game ends as soon as no move can be made. The purpose of the game is to collect more points than an opponent. Variant: At the beginning of the game all cards are taken out of the deck. Download |
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