CardProphet vs Bauernschnopsn Viererschnapsen

Card Prophet is a trick-taking card game about one deceptively hard question: how many tricks will you win this round? Call it exactly right and you score. Miss by even one - over or under - and it costs you. The deck grows every round, so your read on the table has to grow with it. HOW IT PLAYS Each round you're dealt a hand and must predict how many tricks you'll take. Then everyone plays it out, one card at a time, following suit, chasing (or dodging) tricks to land on their number. Prophets beat everything. Jesters lose to everything. Trump changes each round. The player who reads the hand best - not the one with the best cards - comes out ahead. PLAY YOUR WAY • Apprentice mode: a gentler ruleset that's perfect for kids and new players • Classic mode: the full bid-your-tricks challenge • House rules: switch on rage bidding, let the prophet card pick trump, or play with double penalties for a sharper game PLAY OFFLINE, ANYTIME No account, no connection, no waiting. Sit down against smart bots that actually play the odds - great for a quick round on a plane, a train, or the couch. Landscape table, tactile card handling, and a calm, readable board. Predict well. Fulfill the prophecy. Terms of Use (EULA): https://legal.cardprophet.co/terms Privacy Policy: https://legal.cardprophet.co/privacy

Bauernschnapsen online – the Austrian four-player card game, played in two teams of two. Bauernschnapsen is the four-player version of Schnapsen (sixty-six) and uses a 20-card deck: ace, ten, king, queen and jack. Call a Schnapser, Bauernschnapser, Gang or Herrenschnapser and take the points with your partner, just like at the pub table. A standalone app dedicated to Bauernschnapsen, with the full set of contracts you know from Austria. Free with ads, ad-free option available – play the whole game for free, or remove the ads at any time. No registration needed – just start and play. ONLINE OR TRAINING Face real opponents in public rooms, or train offline against the computer. Open a private table with a three-digit room code and choose your own partner. CHAT & EMOJIS Talk to the other players, send emojis and animated stickers, and bring the pub-table atmosphere to your screen. LEADERBOARDS Daily, weekly, monthly and all-time leaderboards – fight your way to the top. DAILY CHALLENGES New objectives every day, such as winning a Schnapser or calling 40 twice. Complete them and collect credits. YOUR CARD DECK Play with double-German (Doppeldeutsch) cards or with the French deck, whichever you prefer. THE RULES IN SHORT • Four players in two teams of two, partners sitting opposite – or three players, one soloist against two • 20 cards: ace (11), ten (10), king (4), queen (3), jack (2) – 120 card points in total • One player names the trump suit. You must follow suit; if you cannot, you must trump, and you must beat the highest card whenever possible • King + queen of a suit = 20 points, 40 in trumps – announced by leading one of the two cards • The first side to 66 card points wins the deal: 1 point if the losers reached 33 or more, 2 points if they stayed below 33, 3 points if they won no trick at all • If nobody reaches 66, the winner of the last trick takes 1 point • The first side to 24 game points wins the match EVERY CONTRACT AND ITS VALUE • Bettler (4) and Ass Bettler (5) – lose every single trick, with no trump. In an Ass Bettler you also hold an ace, which makes it harder. Played open they are worth 7 and 8. • Schnapser (6), Schnapser mit Partner (6) and Kontraschnapser (12) – reach 66 points inside your first three tricks while the opponents win nothing. • Gang (9), Bauernschnapser (12), Zehnerloch (10) and Kontrabauernschnapser (24) – win every trick. Gang without trumps, Bauernschnapser with trumps, and in a Zehnerloch the ten is the highest card and the ace the lowest. • Farbengang (18) and Herrenschnapser (24) – win every trick with a dream hand: five cards of one suit, or five trumps. A higher call, or a Kontra, multiplies the stake. SHOW CARDS & CONCEDE Once the round is decided you can reveal your hand or concede, so you do not have to play out every trick. Bauernschnapsen is also written Bauernschnapsn or Bauernschnopsn, and belongs to the same family as Schnapsen, sixty-six, Watten, Preisschnapsen and Jassen. If you like trick-taking card games such as Schnapsen, Watten, Schafkopf or Tarock, this one is for you. Take a seat, pick your partner and make your call!