The other player can accept it or pass if either player accepts the trump, the dealer has the opportunity to exchange one of his face-up or in-hand cards for the turned-up trump card. The dealer turns over the top card, representing trump. Get rid of the 9s, then deal three set of two in front of each player, and three for each player's hand.Play works the same as outlined above, except each player has five sets of two cards on the table, with two in the hand.Readers have informed me of many variations on the deal. Remember that you have cards in your hand that the other player can’t see. In other words, it’s the same as getting Euchred. When that happens, the player who made the mistake loses the hand immediately, and the opposing player gets 12 points. If you, or your opponent, realizes that one of you has played out of turn, played a card that they shouldn’t have, or made some other similar error, it is called reneging (it’s pronounced like renegging, with a short e or short i sound). The game is over when one player reaches 31 points. If the trump-caller fails to take 7 tricks, they have been “Euchred”, and the other person gets all 12 points. Each player gets one point for each trick they took. To win the hand, you must take 7 of the 12 tricks. When a card on the table is played, the card below it (if there is one) is turned over once the trick is complete. Each player must follow suit, playing from the face-up cards in front of them on the table or in their hand. To reiterate, it doesn't matter who chose trump - the non-dealer always leads. Once trump is chosen, the non-dealer leads normal play.
If they pass, the dealer is forced to choose (like in “screw the dealer” in normal Euchre). The non-dealer has the opportunity to call trump or pass.
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