Call Break Taas : Callbreak Gh

Call Break Taas : Callbreak Ghochi Card Game is a strategic card game similar to spades card game or tash game which is famous in India, Nepal, Bangladesh and Pakistan.

Call Break Taas : Callbreak Ghochi Card Game is a card game played with 52-card deck between four players. Dealer gives 13 cards to each player. Initiating a game by throwing a single card of any suit the other players also follow the same suit unless they runs out of that particular suit. Absence of identical suit allows player to throw a card of another suit and the current round is won by highest card. Trump cards can be used to conquer other cards when no more cards of the same suit are there to offer. Trump card is by default Spade but you can set different trump suit like club, diamond or heart in this Call Break tash game.
Call Break Taas : Callbreak Ghochi Card Game Play
In Callbreak, Spades are the trump cards. In each trick, player must follow the same suit; if unable, player must play a trump card if eligible to win, if unable, player can play any card of their choice.
Player must always try to win the trick, in other words (s)he must play higher cards possible.

The first trick in a round is led by player to dealer's right with any card of any suit. Each player, in turn plays in anti-clockwise direction. A trick containing a spade is won by the highest spade played, if no spade is played, the trick is won by the highest card of the same suit. The winner of each trick leads to the next trick.
Call Break the term "hand" is used instead of trick, and "Call" is used instead of bid. After each deal player have to make a "Call" or "bid" for the number of hands he/she can capture, and the objective is to capture at least that many hand in a round, and try to break other player i.e. stop them from getting their Call. After each round, points will be calculated. Call Break Taas : Callbreak Ghochi Card Game is classic card game for all card game lover .

Callbreak hearts card game is also known as Lakadi or lakdi in various part of India. In Bangladesh Call Break card game is also known as Call Bridge, Ghochi or locha.

Call Break Taas : Callbreak Ghochi Card Game Rules :-
• Dealer distributes each player 13 cards.
• After distribution of cards, players have to make bid.
• Player who bid first, he will throw the first card.
• Next player should throw the card of greater value than previous card of same suit.
• If player does not have greater value of card then he can throw any card of same suit.
• If player does not have same suit then he can throw the trump card.
• If player does not have same suit and trump card then he can throw card of any suit.
• The highest priority card wins the hand and gets point.
• If player not able to get points equals to his bid, then he will get minus points equal to his bid.

Call Break Taas : Callbreak Ghochi Card Game Features :-
• Beautiful animations and Graphics.
• Instead of playing Five Rounds you can select Number of Round.
• You don't required Internet connection to play against computer(Bots)
• You can set different trump suit like club, diamond, heart or Spade.
• Various table and card deck to choose from.
• Fast paced game play.
• Simple and addictive UI Design and easy settings.

Call break card game is also very much popular in North America as Spades. The difference between Call Break tash game and Spades card is by scoring and call bidding system. In call break card spades game, game length is fixed number of rounds, but in Spades game length based on fixed score. Others rules are almost similar.

Download now and enjoy playing Call break card tash game with this new version of classic card game Call Break Taas : Callbreak Ghochi Card Game!

Overview

Call Break Taas, also known as Callbreak Gh, is a popular trick-taking card game played in South Asia, particularly in Nepal, India, and Bangladesh. It is a variant of the classic game Call Break and involves four players forming two partnerships. The game is known for its strategic gameplay, requiring players to make accurate predictions about the number of tricks they can take.

Gameplay

Objective:

The objective of Call Break Taas is to score the most points by accurately predicting the number of tricks a partnership can take.

Setup:

A standard deck of 52 cards is used. Players are randomly dealt 13 cards each.

Bidding:

Starting with the player to the left of the dealer, each player bids on the number of tricks they believe their partnership can take. The minimum bid is 1, and the maximum bid is 13.

Gameplay:

The player to the left of the dealer leads with a card. Players must follow suit if possible. If a player cannot follow suit, they may play any card, including a spade. Spades are always the trump suit.

Scoring:

If a partnership meets or exceeds its bid, they earn 10 points for each trick taken. If they fail to meet their bid, they lose 10 points for each trick short. Additionally, if a player bids 13 and takes all 13 tricks, they earn a special bonus of 26 points.

Special Rules:

* Call Break: If a player believes their partnership cannot take any tricks, they may declare "Call Break." If they are successful, they earn 40 points. If they fail, they lose 40 points.

* Spade Rule: If the first card played is a spade, the spade suit becomes the trump suit for the entire hand.

* No Spades Rule: If a player has no spades in their hand, they are not required to follow suit when a spade is led.

Winning

The partnership with the highest score after a predetermined number of rounds wins the game.

Tips for Playing

* Count your cards: Keep track of the cards that have been played to accurately predict the number of tricks you can take.

* Communicate with your partner: Use subtle cues or signals to communicate with your partner about your hand and bidding strategy.

* Consider the lead card: Pay attention to the card that is led to determine the potential trump suit and the strength of your hand.

* Manage your spades: Spades are powerful cards, but use them wisely to maximize your chances of taking tricks.

* Don't be afraid to Call Break: If you have a weak hand, it may be worth declaring Call Break to avoid losing points.