Royal Belote & Coinche vs Oh Hell - Expert AI Usage & Stats

Belote is an exciting and popular classic card game that has been around for centuries. It is well known in many countries, under various names such as Blot, Blote, Coinche Contrée and so on. It is a trick-taking game played by two teams of two players with a 32-card deck consisting of Ace, King, Queen, Jack, 10, 9, 8, and 7 of each suit. The objective of the Belote is to win as many tricks as possible. The team that wins the majority of the tricks wins the game. Take turns playing cards in your hand. Play the same suit as the first card if you can. The player with the highest card wins all the played cards. Score points for each card you won from tricks plus any combo declarations you made at the start of the round. The first team to reach the target score of 501 or 1,000 wins the game. The Belote can be played in multiple variations. In addition to playing the Belote or Belote coinche, there are tournaments and special events that you can participate in. You can also play mini games or coinche to have more fun. Playing always at richer tables. The more you bet, the more you win! Belote is great for everyone from beginner to experienced players and is sure to provide hours of entertainment. You can even play in private rooms with your friends and family by sharing the room code. Features: - Belote or belote coinche mode - Online multiplayer game with real opponents - Play with computer or with friends - Choose the difficulty of your tables - Challenges and tournament mode So what are you waiting for? Play Belote or Blot, Blote, Coinche Contrée (what name are you used to?) and join the thousands of players at the tables and compete with them to win!

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Oh Hell - Expert AI

Just learning Oh Hell? The NeuralPlay AI will show you suggested bids and plays. Play along and learn! Experienced Oh Hell player? Six levels of AI play are offered. Let NeuralPlay's AI challenge you! Features include: • Undo. • Hints. • Offline play. • Detailed statistics. • Replay hand. • Skip hand. • Customization. Choose the deck backs, color theme, and more. • Bid and play checker. Let the computer check your bid and play throughout the game and point out differences. • Play review. Step through the play of the hand to review and improve your play. • Unique thinking AI to provide a strong AI opponent for different rule variations. • Claim the remaining tricks when your hand is high. • Achievements and leaderboards. Play with your favorite rules. Rule customizations include: • Maximum cards dealt in a round. Choose from 7 to 13 cards. • Deal pattern. Options include down then up, up then down, up only, and down only. • Trump determination. Options include dealing a face up card to determine the trump suit, notrump when the face card up is a six or lower, spades-only, fixed trump order (like Kachuful), etc. • Scoring. Many popular scoring methods are supported. Separately configure the scoring for a successful bid, an overbid, and an underbid. • Hook. Choose whether or not the dealer must bid such that someone will not make their bid. • Must trump. Choose whether or not a player must trump when one does not have the suit lead (like La Podrida). • Romanian Whist style. Choose to use only the high cards from the deck needed to deal a maximum round hand. The lower cards will be removed from play. • Repeat rounds for each player to deal. Choose to repeat: no rounds; rounds of the minimum hand size; rounds of the maximum size and the minimum size; or all rounds. • Minimum cards dealt in a round. Choose from 1 to 3 cards.