Five players, 32 cards. Queens, jacks, and diamonds are all the same suit, called trump. Highest first: queen of clubs, spades, hearts, diamonds, then the jacks in that order, then the diamond ace, ten, king, nine, eight, and seven. In clubs, spades, or hearts, the ace beats the ten, and the ten beats the king. Play a card of the suit that was led. A queen or a jack is never a club, a spade, or a heart.

Someone can pick up the two face-down cards. They set two cards aside, and those points still count for them. Then they name an ace of clubs, spades, or hearts they do not hold. The player with that ace scores with them. Together they need 61 of the 120 points. Or they name no one and need 61 alone.

The hand pays 2 times the stake. It pays 3 if the losing side has fewer than 31 points, and 4 if the losing side takes no tricks. Each loser pays each winner that amount. If nobody picks up the two cards, the player with the fewest points who took at least one trick wins the stake from each other player.