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Alscher's tarock card gallery

Confusion
Russian patience or Russian solitaire both refer to solitaire/patience games originating or popular in Russia, whereas Russian Patience and Russian Solitaire are specific, but quite different games of the solitaire/patience genre. Likewise there is a difference between German Patience and German patience, Australian Patience and Australian patience etc.

There are several double solitaires, but only one Double Solitaire (=Klondike).

In Hearts, the hearts are penalty cards; all fours, twenty down, skat, cego, point tarock, illustrated tarock, auction games, bête; king, spades, smear, nines, pitch, preference, last trick.

Cego and cego, Skat and skat, Culbas and culbas, Tapp and tapp, Dobbm and dobb, Binokel and binokel, Bezique, bezique.

Named from the fact that spades are always trumps, spades strikes me as having been derived from the pattern of hearts by changing a suit of four penalty cards into a suit of trumps. Parlett (2008), 27.

French Tarot is the game; French tarot is the subject area dealing with cartomancy and card games in France that employ tarot cards.

Swiss Tarot is a pack; Swiss tarot, the subject area.

German Whist is an English game, German whist may refer to the history, tactics, culture and rules of any variety of whist played in Germany.

There is difference between e.g. classic All Fours and Classic Canasta (see pagat.com); illustrated Tarock and Illustrated Tarock.

The king of hearts has five sons, the eldest being black jack, the black sheepshead of the family. He won many faint hearts, but his own fancy was la belle lucie and he used to chase the lady from his beleaguered castle to the house in the woods. There they played with a widow, a wily old maid whose preference for gin slings and rum toddies, which she hid in a rustic crib, led to many a pitched battle. This time it was costly for her as he won sixty-six gold crowns which he later deposited in the local Russian bank. Reaching home, he passed the flower garden and noticed several old spades.


 * in muggins, the muggins cried muggins; the widow appeared for binokel and scored for binokel; at sniff, the sniff was sniffed at by that black lady. The wily vieux garcon always won in spades as the old maid's heart was not in it.


 * Epstein The Theory of Gambling and Statistics, p. 251, has an interesting capitalised list and is not "specialised".

Proper names:
 * Agnes, Algerian, Alhambra, Amazons, Babette (female name), Batsford, Betsy Ross, Big Ben, Bisley, Bristol, Canfield, Deauville, Duchess of Luynes, Emperor of Germany, Gargantua, Gay Gordons, Klondike, Martha, Miss Milligan, Monte Carlo, Montana, Mount Olympus, Mrs. Mop, Napoleon at St. Helena, Nestor, Nidgi Novgorod, Persian, Queen of Italy, Westcliff, Colorado, Rosamund's Bower, Sir Garnet, Sir Tommy, Seahaven Towers, Simple Simon, Southern Cross, St. Helena, Yukon.
 * Bartok, Black Maria (various characters or works invariably in title case), Black Peter, Boston, Boston de Fontainebleau, Calamity Jane, California Jack, Cayenne (town and river), Chicago, Cincinnati, Cincinnati Liz, Dom Pedro, Dr. Pepper, Earl of Coventry, French Boston, Heinz, Hucklebuck (proper name of dance tune), James Bond, Jass (Swiss word, also meant Jack in Dutch), Kankakee, Kemps, Macao, Michigan, Mistigri, Mizerka, Naine Jaune, Nap, Napoleon, Newmarket, Noddy, Oklahoma, Pedro, Pelmanism, Polignac, Pope Joan, Queen Nazarene, Rosbiratschka, Russian Boston, Sancho Pedro, Saratoga, Shasta Sam, Spade the Gardener, Tennessee, Towie, Utah, Van John, Woolworth.
 * Arguably Black Lady aka Slippery Kate (proper names of individual card in pack).

German nouns: Tapp, Tappu, Tarock, Troggu, Tuppen, Unteransetzen, Viersche, Vogelspiel, Wallachen, Watten, Wendischer Schafkopf, Württemberg Tarock, Zehnerlegen, Zwanzig ab, Zwicken, Zwicker, Zwicker.
 * Bassedewitz, Bauerchen, Bauernfangen, Bauernheinrich, Bauernschnapsen, Bauerntarock, Bavarian Tarock,Bierkopf, Bierlachs, Bieten, Binokel, Blattla, Bohemian Schneider, Bohemian Watten, Bolachen, Brandeln, Brusbart, Bruus, Dapp, Dobbm, Doppelkopf, Dreeg, Dreierschnapsen, Elfern, Enfle, Fipsen, Fünf dazu, Gilten, Grasobern, Haferltarock, Hahndreier, Hasenpfeffer, Hexenspiel, Herz zu Herz, Herzblatt, Herzeln, Hindersche, Höllfahren, Hund, Jaggln, Kaiser, Klammern, Kein Stich, Kontraspiel, Kratzen, Knüffeln, Lampeln, Letzter, Letzter Stich, Lupfen, Lusti-Kartln, Marias, Matzlfangen, Mau-Mau, Mauscheln, Mucken, Mulatschak, Päckchen, Perlaggen, Poch, Préférence, Quodlibet, Ramsch, Ramschen, Ramsen, Rosbiratschka, Rumpel, Schafkopf, Schnapsen, Scharwenzel, Scherwenzel, Schnalzen, Schwellen, Schwimmen, Siebenschräm, Skat, Skwitz, Slobberhannes,Sticheln,


 * Cego, Dreierles, Dreiertarock, Droggn, Grosstarock, Husarln, Königrufen, Kosakeln, Neunzehnerrufen, Tapp Tarock, Viennese Grosstarock, Zwanzigerrufen.

Expert usage:


 * The sweepstake method produces a strategy of play radically different from that required with the other two (and with other Hearts games); perhaps on that account it is the most relevant. - Culbertson (1957)

The following would clearly be confusing in lower case: the English Game, the Irish Game, the Long Game, Royal Game of Ur.
 * Tables games

Czech
52-card French pack: cz:Autobus (karetní hra), cz:Kerbindak (v old Dutch game that went to CZ), cz:Skládaný žolík, cz:Žolíky (Continental Rummy).

32-card Bohemian or Tell pack: cz:Dudák (karetní hra) (variant of Durak), cz:Sedma (karetní hra) (Sedma), cz:Lóra (Lorum), cz:Cenzr (Zensa), cz:Jednadvacet (Vingt-Un)

Polish
pl:Kuku (gra karciana) also at de:Kuku (Kartenspiel), pl: Mariasz, pl:Tysiąc (gra) sourced version of Russian Schnapsen, pl:Pan (gra karciana) more detailed account of Pan (game)

Hungarian
hu:Alsós expansion of stub at Alsós, hu:Ferbli, hu:Jókai-hármas a 42-card Tarok game, hu:Német fajer "German Racer", hu:Színlicites rablóulti a hard-to-find variant of Ulti, hu:Zsírozás Hungarian variant of Sedma.

Board and Domino games
List of English tables games • Révertier • Todas Tablas

Candidates for deletion

 * Bluke - online source is probably circular and book ref is a novel.
 * Pilotta - no sources
 * Baloot - some references, but needs checking
 * Bartok (card game) - no refs

Candidates for move
Bastra to Basra (card game)

User space
Articles to create: Alter Schoofkopp · Anrufen (4 player, Tell pack, simple rules) Bauernstoss (~Schafkopf, see also pagat) · Benny · Brisque · Gradener Königrufen (W Styria, non-Tarock) · Gemsch (Jass family) · Gilten (Tyrol) (rules in Auer) · Hohnendreier um Sluk (Hahnendreher um Schluck, Hahn, Hahndreier, Hahnrei, Hahndrei) (old Lower Saxon game; see Danish 'Hanrei' or 'Hanrey' - same game? See saved file) · Kaisern · Kleineln (see file - no rules found) · Krimp / Crimp (old English game?) (Krimpenspiel=Treschak Trischaken/Gleek?) · Linquiren (see Hoffmann) · Matt (Hanover) · Melniki (see Müller Matz) · Munteren / Mundten (see IPCS forum) · Piken (see Muhr) · [https://kartenspiele.net/rote-neun/#:~:text=Eine%20Pik%2DNeun%20sperrt%20den,n%C3%A4chstes%20eine%20rote%20Neun%20spielen. Rote Neun] (Also see Muhr - owned) · Rümpfen (and see Hoffmann) · Saufaus (like Dreiblatt but no rules found) · Schaggi Haas · Senserl (also see Zensern) · Strassenwart / Vier-Anderle · Striezelspiel (Styria) 21 version with recipe · Tartl (Austrian version of 2-player Jass variant, Schmaus - see book) · Tübinger Tarock · Zensern, Zensa (see downloaded book: Zensern für Zwei Spieler) and de:Zensern (also see Senserl and own book) · Zsírozás (like Sedma and Lusti-Kartl'n) · Zweier Sidi (Jass for two)

See also: Schnauz - may not be same as Schwimmen.

Listen to broadcast: Süchtig nach "Bettel" und "Mord"

Templates: Template:Playing cards · Template:Trick-taking card games

Articles to finish: Chapanka · Drużbart translations · Eckeln (Austrian var. of Kreuz-Mariage)  · Pfäizan (from Bavarian Wiki - no sources) · Quadrille · Siebenschräm (de:Schröömen / de:Siebenschräm, Eifel/Rhineland) · Tysiąc

Articles parked: Contra (merge with Kontraspiel) · Schnellen/Schnella (Vorarlberg) - reconcile de.wiki with 21-card version of Schnalzen mentioned by Geiser - cz:Ferbl/Färbeln/Ferbli at pagat.com Färbeln / Einundvierzig (Styria, Hungary - see pagat.com and Tscherwenka article) ·

Awaiting more sources: Bauer · Bauern · Eichenlaub · Eichelobern ·Eiszeit (Bavaria) · Krebsen (nil)

Patiences to finish: Patience glossary

Text to merge:

French card games to create: Papillon (fishing game), Emprunt (?), Ferme (banking game), Guimbarde (Rams/Loo), Imperiale (2 players, Picquet/Triomphe hybrid), Quarante de Roi (4 player, A-10 partnership game), Quintille (Hombre), Romestecq (4 player, plain trick game), Sizette (Rams), Tontine (?).

Mainspace
Rams Group: Kratzen · Lampeln · Lupfen · Mauscheln · Mistigri  · Mouche · Mulatschak / Murln  · Ramscheln · Ramsen  · Tippen · Zwicken

Articles to improve: Bauerchen · Bauernfangen · Bauernheinrich · Blattla · Brandeln · Hungarian Tarock · Kaiserspiel · Lusti-Kartl'n (similar to Schmierer / Sedma) · Letzter · Matzlfangen · Rödskägg · Russian Schnapsen · Zwanzigerrufen · List of card games by number of cards · Schafkopf language · Schwimmen / Schnauz · Glossary of Skat terms · Stýrivolt

Class C articles: Bavarian Tarock · Bester Bube · Bête  · Bierlachs  · Bierkopf · Bieten · Binokel  · Bohemian Schneider · Bräus  · Brus  · Brús · Bruus  · Dobbm · Dreeg  · Dreierschnapsen · Drużbart  · Fipsen   · Gaigel · German Rummy · German Schafkopf · Grasobern  · Großtarock  · Herzblatt · Hintersche  · Husarln  · Illustrated Tarock  · Jaggln  · Karniffel · Kaschlan  · Kein Stich · Königrufen  · Kosakeln  · Knüffeln  · Letzter Stich · Lorum · Militaire · Mucken · Müller Matz · Nain Jaune  · Officers Schafkopf · Officers' Skat · Perlaggen · Piquesept · Pollack  · Quodlibet  · Rosbiratschka · Schnalzen / Zwanzgerln · Scharwenzel  · Schnapsen · Schrum-Schrum · Siebzehn und Vier (Twenty-One) · Skwitz · Solo 66  · Spitzeln  · Sticheln · Strohmandeln · Tapp · Taroc l'Hombre  · Tatteln · Tournament Schafkopf · Trischettn ·Unteransetzen · Voller Hund  · Voormsi · Wallachen  · Watten · Wendish Schafkopf · Zehnerlegen · Zwanzig ab · Zwicker

Stubs on both Wikis: Oma Skat · Neunzehnerrufen

Others of interest: Bauerntarock · Briscan · Cego · Commerce · Doppelkopf · Einwerfen · Elfern · Enflé (Rolling Stone, Schweller) · Fünfzehnern · German Solo · Karnöffel · Kontraspiel · Mau-Mau · Poch · Préférence · Rams · Réunion · Schafkopf · Sixty-six · Skat · Tapp Tarock · The King of Hearts Has Five Sons · List of games prohibited in Austria-Hungary

Online Watten

 * Online Watten (South Tyrol)
 * Online Watten App - Android & iOS (South Tyrol)
 * Online Watten (Bavarian)
 * Online Bohemian Watten