Tichu (Devir Pocket) (Spanish)

Tichu: Pocket is a card game that will provide unforgettable moments around the table. In its basic mode, you'll play in pairs, helping your partner score points and win tricks. Play powerful combinations, make the most of the special cards, and reach 1000 points to win!

The 52-card deck includes four special cards: Dog, Phoenix, Dragon, and Mahjong. When it's your turn, you can either beat the current top card combination—a single card, a pair, a sequence of pairs, a full house, etc.—or pass. If the game passes back to the player who played the top cards, that player wins the trick, clears their cards, and can lead the next trick. The face-up card determines the only card combination that can be played in that trick. If a single card is revealed, only face-up cards can be played; if a seven-card run is revealed, only seven-card runs can be played, and so on.

The last player to leave a round gives all the cards they won to the player who left first, and the last player's unplayed cards are given to the opposing team. Fives, tens, and kings are worth 5, 10, and 10 points, respectively, and each hand is worth 100 points without bonuses, but bonuses are the driving force of the game. At the start of a round, each player can say "Tichu" before playing any card. This indicates that the player believes they can empty their hand first in this round; if they do, their team gains 100 points, and if they don't, their team loses 100 points. Cards are dealt at the start of a round in groups of eight and groups of six; a player can call "Gran Tichu" after looking at only their first eight cards to gain a bonus of ±200 points. If both players on one team leave a round before any players on the opposing team, no points are scored for the cards, and the winning team gains 200 points.

The first team to reach 1,000 points wins.