Ascending hands, descending hands, blind bidding, rotating trumps. 18 hands, one winner.
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Play Now — No signup neededNo flipped card, no surprises. Trump follows a set schedule tied to hand size. You know what's coming. So does everyone else.
The dealer can't bid a number that makes all bids equal the cards in hand. Someone WILL fail their bid every single round.
1 point per trick won. But nail your exact bid? +10 bonus. That's the difference between 4 points and 14. Precision pays.
The two one-card rounds are played blind. You see everyone's card but your own. Bid with what you know, what you suspect, and what you can read on their faces.
Playing in person? Download and print these official score sheets to track bids, tricks, and scores throughout your game.
Each sheet includes the full hand cycle, trump rotation guide, scoring rules, and space for player names and scores.
No rules to memorise before your first game. Pick up as you go.
Everyone gets cards. Hands start at 9 cards, shrink to 1, then grow back to 9. Each hand has a fixed trump suit.
Predict exactly how many tricks you'll win. Overbid or underbid and you score nothing but the tricks you won.
Follow suit or play trump to win. The two blind hands are chaos — you can't see your own card, only everyone else's.
Hit your exact bid: tricks + 10 point bonus. Miss it by even one: just the raw tricks. Precision wins the game.
Four players. Eighteen hands. One winner. Whether you're across the table or across the country, Divorce Cards plays the way it was always meant to.
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