Each Player in Turn, in Clockwise Order, Plays a Card to the Trick, Following the Suit Led If Possible. a Player May Play Any Card If S/He Is Unable to Follow...
Each player in turn, in clockwise order, plays a card to the trick, following the suit led if possible. A player may play any card if s/he is unable to follow the suit led. A trick is won by the highest trump (i.e. the highest spade) if played: otherwise the trick is won by the highest card of the suit led.
Bezique is now mostly played by two players using a 64-card deck consisting of two standard 52-card decks in which the 2s through 6s have been removed; the cards rank in descending order A, 10, K, Q, J, 9, 8, 7.
A player may declare “Pay Me” if their hand melds out during discarding. The player may need to set up a run or set of more than three cards in order to meld out. A run must include three cards, but may include more than that.
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