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  two handed double Deck pinochle rules

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  You’re holding the Ace of Spades and a few low Hearts, but your partner looks confident.
  Instead of wasting your Ace, you could play a low
  Spade, allowing your opponent to win the trick.
  
  But here’s the kicker – by doing so, you might have just
  set your partner up to trump the next trick and gain control of the
  hand.
  After the first round of play, the dealer will deal only
  11 cards to each player. The deck is made up of two sets of cards that range from 9
  to Ace. When playing Pinochle, you will need a special deck of cards
  that consists of 48 cards. This deck is different from a standard deck
  of cards, so make sure you have the right one before you start playing.
  
  If you’re looking for a fun and challenging card
  game to play with friends or family, Pinochle is a great option. We even have games that are unique in which they require
  a specialized deck of cards, such as 5 crown as a great example of this.
  
  If neither team managed to score 150 points, then the game starts from zero.
  If the team with the points contract succeeds in hitting their target,
  those points get added to their total. If they failed, then that points are deducted from their total.
  
  The bid is the prediction of the number of points earned. Once the bidding process is complete, the declarer takes
  the bid and must make the number of points they bid during the
  game.
  If they are able to score tricks, the points earned through melds would be added to their preceding score.
  At the end of the hand each side counts the total value of the cards
  in their tricks, using the values given above. When the 10 points for the side that won the last trick is
  included the total should be 250 card points.
  I first started playing Double Deck Pinochle when I began implementing
  it for World of Card Games, about 6 months ago.
  
  Similarly, if the stake is high, you may want to take more risks and exchange cards that
  could give you a significant advantage. If you bid too low, you may
  miss an opportunity to score points. The minimum bid is 250
  points, and bids increase by factors of 10. The Pinochle deck has six different
  card ranks, which are Aces, Kings, Queens, Jacks, Tens, and
  Nines. Pinochle has a unique scoring system that can take some time to get used to.
  
  Two-Handed Pinochle is the original pinochle game, similar to bezique.
  The only main difference in its rule from bezique is scoring.
  The game is played in two phases, described separately below.
  For someone used to Spades, being more restricted in your choice of cards can be frustrating.
  
  
  It is derived from bezique, where points are scored by forming melds and trick talking.
  Two Handed pinochle and cut throat pinochle are the two most played common variations.
  
  It is similar to games like Hearts, Spades, Euchre, and Bridges which are also
  trick talking. When every player has 12 cards in hand, the bidding round starts from the player at the dealer’s left, followed
  by other players in a clockwise direction. The players bid the number
  of points their team can make in that round, with the minimum bid being 20.
  Every player must bid higher than the previous bid or pass (10 or 20 points higher).
  
  
  This is an example to help visualize the structure of a 48-card deck that
  is used. Like in many trick-taking games, the lead card determines the suit of the trick.
  Players taking their turn after the leader must "follow suit" if they are able to.
  Pinochle is traditionally a two-player card game, however, in the modern day, partnership Pinochle, played with four players,
  is considered the standard. Prior to Meld Play – The winning
  bidder shall write down the trump suit. The other player has the option of guessing
  the trump suit.
  One effective strategy is to save your trump cards for the later stages of the game.
  The game is played with two teams of two players each.
  
  Players can either increase the previous bid or pass. The game starts with the bidding phase, where players
  bid on how many points they can make in that round, starting from 20 points.
  
  Usually, players can adjust the difficulty
  by increasing the number of cards used to 64 by adding the
  7 and 8’s as well. This makes the melds harder to
  form, as 7 and 8 do not have any points or possible melds that can get formed with them.
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  Consider passing on the bid if you are not obligated when the hand you are dealt is weak meld-wise and does not have a large number of same-suited
  cards. The above are possible hands in a single round of a four-player
  game of Pinochle. This is an example to help visualize the structure of a 48-card deck that is used.
  
  Applies only when "Play" is set to "To score." This
  option takes precedence over the "must bid/set to win" option, if set.
  Sets the number of hands to be played when the "Play" option is set
  to "# of hands." When the number of hands is completed, the highest score wins.
  To begin the game each player puts 25 cents in the pot.
  If the pot is won everyone must put in 25 cents again before the next deal.
  
  The first team that reaches a score of 1500
  points wins the game. However, if both teams score 1500 points or above in the same
  round, the team that made the contract will win. Generally, Pinochle comes in the three
  phases bidding, melding, and trick-taking.
  This game and the original Bezique game are quite similar,
  however, the scoring guidelines are different. Each player receives 12
  cards, distributed among them in sets of 4 to play
  the two-handed game. The players earn one meld after achieving
  each of the first 12 tricks, and they can even utilise melded
  cards to win more tricks. The trick is won by the player who played the highest trump card,
  or, if no trump was played, by the player who
  played the highest card of the suit led. The winning team scores points for each trick taken, as well
  as for any melds they may have. The bet that is accepted by all players serves as the Pinochle game's rule, and the player who
  initiated it chooses the trump suit.
  It’s also important to be strategic when choosing your melds and playing your cards to win tricks.
  There are several types of melds, including aces, kings, queens,
  jacks, tens, flushes, and pinochles. The player to
  the left of the dealer starts the bidding by making a bid or
  passing. The bidding then continues clockwise around the table until both players have passed.
  If you suspect your opponents are hoarding trump cards,
  try to force them out early. By leading a non-trump suit in which you hold a few high cards, you might bait
  your opponents into wasting their precious trumps.
  This can pave the way for your partnership to dominate the later tricks
  when trumps are scarce.
  This card game comes into the trick-and-meld category of card
  games that unfolds in three stages of bidding, melding, and tricks.
  The standard variation played today is the partnership auction pinochle.
  A partnership pinochle game is played between four players in two partnerships, with partners sitting opposite each other.
  During the bidding phase, each player wagers on the trump suit to gain a strategic advantage.
  The player to the left of the dealer begins the process with the option to pass,
  bid, or open with a starting bid of 25. If no player opens, the dealer reshuffles and redeals the cards.
  
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  The other player then takes a turn, following
  this same process. Pinochle is usually a four-player game played in two teams
  of two players each. However, a two handed variant
  is also popular, pitting a single opponent against another.
  In fact, Pinochle was originally a two-player game derived directly from
  the popular 17th Century French game Bezique. Choose a random dealer,
  using any method of your choosing. The dealer then will shuffle the cards thoroughly and distribute 12 cards to each player, 3 or 4 cards at a time.
  The deal starts to the left of the dealer and moves clockwise,
  ending with their own set of cards.
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  Some tables have restrictions that prevent players with too many penalties from joining.
  If a player has an excessively high number of penalties
  the admin may at their discretion decide to suspend or disable their
  account. Penalties are charged when players abandon a game
  without finishing. This is to discourage players from quitting in the middle of
  the game, as doing so delays and degrades the experience for other
  players. When a penalty is assigned, points are deducted from the player’s rank, and as penalties become more frequent the
  amount of points deducted increases. If a player has too many penalties they may be temporarily blocked from joining certain tables.
  
  
  A deck of cards consists of 52 cards, with 4 distinctive subgroups.
  Each of these subgroups is recognised by a symbol and are
  referred to as suits. Each suit contains 13 cards
  which, generally, are considered in this order, Ace
  (A), 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, Jacks (J), Queen (Q) and King (K).
  
  "A 10 K" means that the Ace, 10, and King
  are each worth 10 points. "A 10 K Q" means the Ace and
  10 are each worth 10 and the King and Queen are worth 5
  each. "A 10 K Q J" means the Ace is worth 11, 10 worth 10, King worth
  4, Queen worth 3, and Jack worth 2. In Modern scoring, only "A 10 K" is allowed and
  each is worth 1 point.
  If no trump suited card was played, the winner of the trick
  is the player who played the highest ranking card in the lead
  suit. Pinochle is a classic card game that has been played for hundreds of years in Europe and America.
  In this article, we're going to explain how to play double pinochle, which is
  played with four players in two teams. We
  recommend reading over the entire instructions before playing your first round
  of Pinochle.
  To type a message in the chat, click on the Game Log button at the bottom
  left of the screen. You may enter text in the chat text
  field and press the send button to send a message to other
  players at the table. Yes, we do allow players to chat when they are playing at private tables.
  
  This classic game has been a favorite in the US for over a century, with roots tracing back to a European game called Bezique.
  Play moves clockwise, with each player having to play a card
  in the same suit that was led whenever possible. If a player cannot follow the lead suit, he/she has to play a trump suited card.
  If a player cannot follow the lead suit or play a trump suited card,
  he/she can play any card. Also, a player must beat the high card played if possible, even if the card is your partners.
  
  The player to the left of the dealer starts the bidding by declaring a
  number of points they believe they can win in the hand.
  Bidding then proceeds clockwise, with each player either bidding a higher
  number of points or passing. The highest bidder becomes the
  declarer and chooses the trump suit for the hand.
  Pinochle may seem a little confusing at a glance, but the
  rules and scoring are easy and only take a few minutes to learn. Keep reading for everything you’ll need to know to start playing Pinochle so you can try it at your next
  game night. Websites dedicated to card games often host sections specifically for learning about different versions like Hoyles’ as well as providing downloadable rulebooks.
  For a double deck with 4 players, Pinochle is played with an 80 card deck containing four sets of Aces through 10s; the dealer passes out 20 cards.
  
  At the start of this variation, each player is dealt with 20 cards.
  The minimum bid is also at 500 points, compared to the
  four-handed pinochle where bidding just starts at 100.
  
  The dealer is chosen at random and passes out the deck of cards to form each player's hand.
  
  In most games, the dealer position rotates to the
  left once the deck needs to be re-shuffled and re-dealt.
  
  The pile is the spot where players place their chosen card for the round.
  The player with the highest ranked card receives all
  of the cards in the pile and sets them to the side. In most trick
  taking games, the individual cards in the pile have a specific point value that is given to the winner.
  To score points in this card game, there are two things that you need to do.
  Second, you have to lay your cards down in sets (meld).
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  Any other way of communicating is called "talking across the table" and is forbidden. Similar to three-handed pinochle, cutthroat is a simple
  modification. The dealer deals the entire
  deck out (16 cards to each player), in packets of four.
  The player to the left of the dealer begins the bidding once meld has been silently determined by all
  players. Play continues normally in terms of scoring and trick taking.
  
  The only way to win in cutthroat pinochle, however, is to "bid and out", or
  to have taken the bid and surpassed the predetermined winning score.
  It is then possible for multiple players to go over the winning score, yet if none has
  taken a bid and met the resulting contract, a win has not happened and play
  continues.
  So if the newly drawn card completes a meld the player will need to win another trick before they are allowed
  to show and score it. If the partnership took at least the amount
  bid, the partners score whatever they made. If the bidding side thereby reaches or
  exceeds 100 points, they win, and the opponents
  add nothing to their score. Otherwise, the opponents score everything
  they made—unless they failed to win a single trick,
  in which case their meld scores are canceled and they score
  nothing. The bidder turns the widow faceup and announces the trump suit.
  
  From the 18 cards now in his hand, the bidder shows and
  scores as many melds as possible. If these fulfill
  the bid, there is no play, and the bidder scores the value of the game.
  
  
  Teams can not throw in the hand under other conditions, if their bid is 250
  points higher than their score or less they
  must play the hand. Pinochle is played in partnerships, with partners
  sitting opposite each other at the table. The first dealer is chosen at random, but then dealership passes clockwise around the table.
  At the start of each round every player is dealt 12 cards.
  The player to the left of the dealer has first bid (see below).
  The round begins with the non-dealer playing the first card.
  
  
  Each player will count the number of kings and queens won,
  and are awarded 5 points for each. When the play is over each team
  adds up their points in the count with kings, 10s, and aces worth ten points, while queens and jacks are
  worth zero. If a team count plus meld does not equal their bid, they "go set".
  
  By going set the amount of the bid is subtracted from the teams score and their count is discarded.
  The other team retains both their meld and their count provided they
  took at least 10 points in the count. Games with five hands or more typically modify partnership Pinochle in a variety of ways.
  
  Whether you are new to the game or a seasoned pro, learning how to play Pinochle can be
  a fun and rewarding experience. Win rounds by being the first to get rid of your cards in this colorful card classic.
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  By incorporating these advanced techniques into your Pinochle strategy,
  you can gain a competitive edge and increase your chances of
  success.
  The French version of this game is called Binochle, which is where the English
  name "Pinochle" comes from. Pinochle is a trick-taking
  game that originated in Europe, specifically in Germany and France.
  If they don’t have a card of the same suit, they can play any card
  they want. Melding is an excellent way to increase your score and get closer to winning
  the game. You can also make a meld of a run,
  which is a sequence of five cards of the same suit, such as the Nine,
  Ten, Jack, Queen, and King of Spades. To play Pinochle, you need
  to understand how the cards are ranked and how to score points.
  
  
  However, if you don’t have a lot of trump cards or Aces, you may end up
  with 15 or less. The next thing to consider is whether or not you’re close to getting a meld, and think about how likely it is you’ll get the card
  you need from the "kitty". Often this depends on how the game
  is going and where you stand. If you’re behind your opponents or if the game is almost over,
  you should definitely take some risk here, otherwise your opponents will leave
  you in the dust. On the other hand, if you have a comfortable lead it’s probably not worth the risk to lose your hard-earned points by bidding foolishly.
  
  Pinochle, American card game typically played by three players
  acting alone (cutthroat) or four players in two partnerships.
  The game derives from a German variety of bezique called binokel (French binocle).
  At the start of the game, the player to the left of
  the dealer leads the first trick by playing any card from their hand.
  If a player cannot follow suit, they may play any card they choose.
  The highest card of the suit led wins the trick, unless a trump card is played.
  
  The remaining 12 cards are placed in the kitty, which is a separate pile of cards that will be used later in the game.
  In Pinochle, each player has a specific role to play in their team’s
  strategy. In Pinochle, two teams of two players each compete against each other.
  Cards of the trump suit are higher than cards of any other suit.
  
  Improve your melding efficiency by recognizing patterns and sequences in your hand.
  This will allow you to maximize your points and create strong combinations.
  
  The cat cards are at this stage unknown; they might increase a player's meld but this cannot be relied on. Once melding is over, the highest bidder leads the trick-taking round.
  Everyone takes turns "one-upping" or "crawling" the last trick, staying in the trump suit as much as possible, with
  the highest card winning the trick. Points are totaled, the process repeats, and the
  team that earns 150 points wins. Understanding the values of the cards and
  the scoring of melds is essential to playing pinochle.
  With practice, you will be able to use this knowledge to win tricks and score points in this exciting game.
  
  The dealer is chosen at random and passes out the deck
  of cards to form each player's hand.