Sit opposite your partner
Four players form two fixed teams. Everyone receives ten cards from a French-suited deck with no 8s, 9s or 10s.
SuecaCard · Portuguese roots. Shared victories.
Four players. Two partnerships. One unforgettable table. Read the play, trust the player opposite and let the seven surprise you.
SuecaCard
Tap a card and see why it works. These short challenges run here, without an account. They are practice situations, not an online match.
Four players form two fixed teams. Everyone receives ten cards from a French-suited deck with no 8s, 9s or 10s.
Play the suit led if you have it. If you do not, any card is legal: you may trump or discard. There is no obligation to beat the previous card.
A revealed card from the dealer’s hand sets trumps. The highest trump wins; without a trump, the highest card of the suit led wins. The winner leads next.
Your pair needs more than 60 of the 120 card points. SuecaCard uses Portuguese rules: a 60–60 tie awards neither team a match point, with no carry-over. The default match target is 4; custom targets run from 1 to 100.
Strongest to weakest: A · 7 · K · J · Q · 6 · 5 · 4 · 3 · 2. The seven is the manilha; the jack beats the queen. Low cards score zero.
11points
10points
4points
3points
2pointsThe examples follow SuecaCard’s Portuguese rules. Regional scoring conventions can differ. Rules and regional variations (Pagat)
Move the score to see what your pair earns. Card points and match points are different.
| 0–60 | 0 match points |
|---|---|
| 61–90 | 1 match point |
| 91–120 | 2 match points |
| All 10 tricks | 4 match points |
120 points alone earn 2 match points. To earn 4 you must win all ten tricks, including those containing only zero-point cards.
SuecaCard
SuecaCard brings the game, practice and your progress together in an app with its own Portuguese café atmosphere.
Online play, private rooms and social features, with the service’s age, consent and safety controls.
Offline games against bots, a guided course and practice to sharpen your decisions.
Six French-suited deck styles, match history and a layout for portrait or landscape.
Public download listings are not available yet. You can already learn and try the challenges on this page.
No. Sueca uses four players in fixed pairs, ten cards each and an obligation to follow suit. BriscaCard follows Brisca rules; local Bisca rules can differ.
This page offers interactive practice and rules. Full matches belong to the SuecaCard app; the website does not connect these challenges to an online room.
Ten card points. Only the ace is stronger in the same suit, and it is worth eleven points.
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