Skruuvi
A four-handed game of Skruuvi with people wherever they are.
How to play
This table needs all four seats before the first card is dealt, so the host has three links to send, one each. Nobody bids until everybody has arrived.
You sit at the bottom of the table and, in each set, one of the other three sits across from you as your partner: the table says who. The partners change every four deals. The other three hands show as a count, because you can see how many cards they hold but not which ones.
When it is your turn to call, pick a level and a suit, or pass. The top bidder takes the kitty and passes four cards face down to a partner, and the cards passed to you are marked in your hand. Nobody else sees them.
On your turn, the cards you are allowed to play are the bright ones. Follow the suit that was led if you hold it. A card the rules will not take says why instead of moving. The last trick taken stays in view, with who took it.
When the thirteenth trick is in, the deal is counted and the table shows each side's result and where each seat stands. Everybody presses ready and the next deal is dealt. Chat is always on at the table, and voice only if the host switched it on when they made it.