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Spades Mania it's gratis online trick taking card mini game. No in-app-purchases. Play with Spades with friends Play Spades NOW! This trump mini game is a must have for all Spades and card mini games lovers! Spades is the most popular Card Mini game in the USA. Spades Mania! brings this classic 4-player contract trick taking card mini game to you. Spades Mania supplies classy graphics, super smooth video test, highly scalable difficulty & much more. Simple to play whenever you want! The four users are in fixed partnerships, with partners sitting opposite each another. The first dealer is selected at random, and the turn to deal rotates clockwise. The cards are shuffled and dealt clockwise. ♠️ Features: ★ Full Spades Partnership Play ★ No in-app-purchases. ★ Multiplayer 2v2 online mode ★ Easy and simple to use interface ★ Beautiful Sounds & Effects ♠️ Gameplay: Game is all of the rounds place together and ends when you reach the predetermined 250 points score. ♠️ Cards - A standard package of 52 cards is used ranked from highest to lowest: A, K, Q, J, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2. ♠️ Round Starts with dealing 13 cards to each user. A round concludes after all 13 cards are played by each user. Also known as "deal" or "hand". ♠️ Trick A trick is a set of 4 cards, one from each user. Also known as "ebook". ♠️ Trump A card suit that wins a trick when other suit has been led. In Spades, ♠ always wins and can only be beaten by higher ♠. ♠️ Dump A card (usually high in rank) which is played in a method to avoid taking a trick. In Spades, and can be dumped. Also known as "slough" or "sluff". ♠️ Bid The number of tricks the users on a squad are contracted to take. Each user makes a separate bid and the combined bid is the goal. ♠️ Nil A bid of zero tricks after you have seen your cards. This is a somewhat dangerous play with a large reward when it is done successfully. ♠️ Blind Nil ♠️ Points A unit of counting in the scoring of a mini game. Points scored are computed by comparing a team's combined bids versus their tricks taken. ♠️ Sandbags Taking more tricks than bids in a round. Lose 100 pts. for every set of 10 sandbags collected. Also known as "bag" or "overtrick". ♠️ Scoring: The side which reaches 250 points first wins the mini game. The squad who reaches -150 points loses a mini game eralier. For making the contract (the number of tricks bid), the user scores 10 points for each trick bid, plus 1 point for each overtrick. For example, if the player's bid is Seven and they create seven tricks, the score would be 70. If the bid was Five and the user won eight tricks, the score would be 53 points: 50 points for the bid, and 3 points for the three overtricks. Overtricks are called "bags" and a deduction of 100 points is created every time a user accumulates 10 bags. Bidding is an necessary component of Spades. At the most primary level, bidding the number of Kings and Aces in your hand is a awesome put to begin. Of course, there are another modifications you may wish to create. For example, your bid might be higher or lower depending on how a lot of ♠ you have. Bidding 1 for each ♠ beyond three is usually a awesome idea; for example, +1 if you have four ♠s, +2 if you have five ♠s, +3 if you have six ♠s, etc. You may also wish to bid higher if you have two or less , or in your hand. ♠️ Going Nil Nil offers a high risk and high reward when bidding. You are committing to taking zero tricks. Generally, lower cards and few ♠ is a better hand for Nil. Having a Lord or Ace in , , or is fine as long as you have low cards in the same suit; it is never secure to bid Nil with the Lord or Ace of ♠. It’s usually not a awesome idea to bid Nil if your partner has already gone Nil. However, it is often easier to go Nil when an enemy has bid Nil. Likewise, if your partner or an enemy has an extraordinarily high bid, it may be easier to successfully go Nil.