Four Player Card Game. It is a kind of court piece game.

Trump caller hides the trump and set a target for the challenge.

This game, which is very popular in India, Pakistan and Iran, has several names.

The name Court Piece is sometimes written as Coat Piece or Coat Pees.

In Pakistan this game is often known as Rang, which means trump.

In Iran it is known as Hokm, which means command or order.

In Suriname and Netherlands known as Troefcall.

Hindi or Punjabi word 'Sar' is used for a trick, means a set of cards, one played by each player in turn.

All the instructions are included in the Help.

Team:-

Programmer: Sarbjeet Singh

Graphics: Jugraj Singh

Game Rules Adviser : Baljit Singh Sidhu

Card Game Coat - Hide Trump is a trick-taking card game where players attempt to win tricks while cleverly concealing the trump suit. The core mechanic revolves around leading a card, and other players following suit if possible. If unable to follow suit, they can play any card, including a card from the trump suit. The key strategic element is that the trump suit is not explicitly revealed at the beginning of the game. Instead, it's "hidden" and only becomes known when a trump card is played.

The player who plays the highest-ranking card of the led suit wins the trick, unless a trump card is played. If a trump card is played, the highest-ranking trump card wins the trick. The winner of each trick leads the next trick. Players aim to accumulate points by winning tricks containing valuable cards, or by achieving specific combinations of cards. The game continues for a set number of rounds, or until a player reaches a predetermined score. Success hinges on skillful card play, keen observation to deduce the hidden trump suit, and strategic risk-taking to maximize point accumulation while minimizing losses. Bluffing and misdirection are crucial elements, as players may try to mislead opponents about the trump suit by playing strategically ambiguous cards.