The new bids replace the previous bids.

Players bid again, using the remaining cards in their hands.

With two decks, if two players bid the same high card, they each score one point.

Whoever had the top bid immediately scores one point.

If the bids sum to 7, then rather than permit the possibility that everyone gets what they want, a rebid is forced, as follows:.

With standard playing cards, set the Kings aside and flip the appropriate one to indicate the current trump suit.

Record the bids, then return the cards to their players' hands for use in play.

With two decks, if two players bid the same top card, a rebid is forced, described at the end of this section.

To break numeric ties, ♠ beats ♥ beats ♦ beats ♣.

The top bid's suit becomes the trump suit for the round, and its bidder leads the first trick.

The number on each card is the number of tricks the player is bidding to take.

Once each player has committed, the chosen cards are revealed.

Each player chooses a card from their hand and places it down in front of themselves, face-down.

At the start of each round, shuffle the deck and deal each player seven cards.

Missed their bid loses points equal to how many too high or too low they bid.

Matched their bid exactly gains points equal to their bid + 2.

At the end of each round, each player who:.

At the start of each of seven rounds, each of which consists of seven tricks, each player bids the number of tricks they intend to take.

The object of the game is to score points.

Also needed are either pen and paper or score tokens to track bids and scores.

Five or more players must use two decks.

With standard playing cards, use Q to represent 0.Oh-Seven uses one or two decks of 32 cards, numbered 0–7 in four suits.Specifically, it's a variant of Oh, Hell!).Oh-Seven is a 30-minute trick-taking game for 2 to 9 players.

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