PEAKS

Spades is a card game with the order of bribes. Playing with a partner. Yours sits on top, his avatar opposite yours, at the top. A deck of 52 cards. No jokers. The trumps in the game are always spades.

About orders. After the cards are dealt, you evaluate your cards and decide how many tricks to order. Please note that when estimating the number of bribes actually taken during the game, both your bribes and your partner's bribes are taken. That is, if you, for example, took 3, and your partner — 4, then the amount is obviously 7. The fact is compared with the order amount, which also consists of the bribes ordered by you and your partner.

Attention! It doesn't matter how much each of you ordered, the amount is important! If you have ordered a total of 10, then take a total of 10 and win! If your opponents aren't faster... Of course, the one who has a lot of spades in his hands has a certain advantage. You should also order bribes on higher cards of other suits — it often works.

Briefly about scoring points. It all depends on the balance of ordered and taken bribes.

• If the order number is greater than the number of actual tricks taken, the amount (order number) * (-10) is deducted from the account of the pair of players.
• If the order number is less than the number of actual bribes taken, then the players ' account is replenished by (order number) * 10 + (number taken - order number) * 1.
• If the order is equal to the taken ones, then the players ' score increases by (order number) * 10.

When calculating points, the sum of the ordered and taken bribes of a PAIR of players is taken into account, and not each one individually.