Card game "Gentleman"

The game has several names, and the rules vary somewhat. I will give you the variant that I liked the most. You can play with both a 36-card and a 52-card deck, and in Vint it would be appropriate to have 3 or 4 players. All cards are dealt out (choosing a trump card in advance if necessary). First, all players evaluate their hand and bid the number of tricks they hope to get in the game. The number of bids must not equal the total number of tricks, so that no one is sure to make a mistake. The player after the dealer bids first. Now the trick-taking follows, with the corresponding trump card, which was initially determined (without the obligation to trump, i.e. you have to put a suit on the suit, but if there is no suit, you do not have to trump). If the player got the desired number of tricks, then he gets the number of tricks 5 bonus points in the table. If he does not get the desired number of tricks, then he simply gets the number of tricks taken. In Vint, you could play up to 50 points, for example, it should not take too much time.

As far as I've played it (every night when I lived in a flat), trumping is still mandatory. Without it, it's very difficult to predict the number of tricks. In addition, black sevens were hard. When using them, you could choose either hard or weak.