Chouine

This table needs both seats before the first card is dealt, so the host has one link to send and picks how long the match is, best of three parties or best of five. Nothing happens until the other person arrives.

Five cards each, and a card turned up whose suit is trumps. Their hand shows as backs and a number, and so does the talon: you can see how many cards are left, never which ones. You can look at your own tricks and at only the last one they won.

On your turn click a card to play it. A card that belongs to a combination you hold is selected first, and the table offers Play and one Declare button for each combination it is part of. Cards you cannot play are dimmed, and the line above your hand says why. Before the lead to trick eleven the table asks the seat that follows whether to swap the seven of trumps or carry on.

At the end of a partie the table shows the count, and both of you press the next partie button to go on. The first to two or three parties wins. Chat is always on at the table, and voice only if the host switched it on when they made it.