The rule for a game with 3 players is almost the same as the game with 4 players. The contracts are the same.
However, the cards are dealt 4 by 4, (the dog always being
of 6 cards). Each player receives 24 cards.
The single handle is composed of 13 trumps, the double handle of 15 trumps and
the triple grip of 18 trumps.
When counting, count to the nearest ½ point. If the number of points is not
not whole, the ½ point always goes to the winning side after the owning side
the excuse normally gave a card:
• If the taker achieves 40 ½ points with 2 ends, the ½ point goes to defense.
He therefore achieves 40 points and drops his contract by ONE point.
• If the taker achieves 41 ½ points with 2 ends, the ½ point goes to him. he
therefore achieves 42 points and passes his contract for ONE point.
The calculation of points allocated to defenders is the same as for
four players. On the other hand, the points of the taker are multiplied by 2. The total of
three scores (of the taker and each of the two defenders) is therefore equal to 0.
However, the cards are dealt 4 by 4, (the dog always being
of 6 cards). Each player receives 24 cards.
The single handle is composed of 13 trumps, the double handle of 15 trumps and
the triple grip of 18 trumps.
When counting, count to the nearest ½ point. If the number of points is not
not whole, the ½ point always goes to the winning side after the owning side
the excuse normally gave a card:
• If the taker achieves 40 ½ points with 2 ends, the ½ point goes to defense.
He therefore achieves 40 points and drops his contract by ONE point.
• If the taker achieves 41 ½ points with 2 ends, the ½ point goes to him. he
therefore achieves 42 points and passes his contract for ONE point.
The calculation of points allocated to defenders is the same as for
four players. On the other hand, the points of the taker are multiplied by 2. The total of
three scores (of the taker and each of the two defenders) is therefore equal to 0.