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United-States Playing Card Co was the company that has developed as well as endorsed Five Hundred card games as an expansion of Euchre in 1904. Five Hundred is a conventional trick-taking game play and it is enjoyed most extensively in Australia. This game can be enjoyed by 4 players in 2 set partnerships.

The Cards

Players need to take a regular deck of cards and remove all the black 4s, 3s, and 2s. But don’t remove the Joker, because this will provide you a deck of total 43 cards.

Rank of Cards

Rank of Cards – the cards in trumps rank from 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, J, J*, Q, K, A, Jkr. However, the ranking in all other suits stays the same 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, J, Q, K, A.

The Deal

Every player in card games played in casinos is dealt ten cads face-down, in sets of four and three, and 1 for the centre. In this manner, every player finishes up with ten cards plus there are three face-down in the centre – the Widow. Beginning with the gamer to the left side of the dealer, every player takes it sequentially for bidding by announcing the number of different tricks that they believe they can triumph, and also in the suit players believe they can perform it in, by stating something like "Six Spades".

The Game

The declarer draws the Widow, and that too without showing hands to anybody, silently removes three cards. Game begins when the Declarer leads to initial trick, and after that, the trick winner leads next. As a general rule at casino card games, players must chase suit to the playing card led. However, if you cannot chase suit, you can play with any other card.