card game "Thousand"

I wonder if it's possible to play it online? Theoretically, it should be... But couldn't Vint think about creating an online version of this game? I think there would definitely be players, especially among those who want to play Bismark, and "Tuhat" should be quite popular.

Rules in Estonian. This game won't be available for the next six months - more important things need to be done first.

I will comment a little on the rules: * The game is initially for only three players * The rating system is the same as Bismarck * The bidding starts at 60 * The bid after the dealer is 60 by default, the others must overbid (to avoid a situation where everyone passes) * There is no selling of cards

Tuhat is up and running and works really well! I also wrote the rules: http://www.vint.ee/kaardimangu-tuhat-reeglid/ Have fun playing and let us know how you like the game!

I accidentally found a bug: You play, the game ends, the game board opens. After that, all text messages are displayed twice. And it seems to me that this has been the case in many card games since the beginning of time. In any case, it will be fixed by tomorrow.

Big thanks to the Vint.ee team who worked hard to bring this game here!!!

Hello! It's really cool to meet again with this game. I would like to ask one thing though: When is the 100 for 9s counted, right after it turns out that you have 4*9 or after picking up the tricks. Namely, I had 786 points and got 4*9 (before the bids anyway). I bid 120 and thought it was okay, because in reality I had less than 800 when I got 4*9. But the result was 906. Is that the rules? Thanks! riksman

I also had 4 nines in my hand, but I didn't get any 100 points.

I haven't tried the game, so no comment, but I wanted to say that since the topic starter hallhiireke hasn't been here since February 7, 2012, I sent him a letter informing him that Tuhat is now available in Vindi. Maybe that's reason enough for him to come back here -- worth a try ;)

Yes, that's right - if you bid, you only get the amount you bid (then the 4 nines don't count)