Amsterdams Klaverjassen is a classic Dutch trick-taking card game played with four players in partnerships. It involves the use of a 32-card deck and a unique ranking of cards, with the 7s and 8s removed. Each player partners with the one opposite them, and the game is played over several rounds.
The goal is to earn points by winning tricks containing valuable cards. Players bid on the number of points they aim to achieve in each round, and the partnerships with the highest bids compete against each other. Winning tricks allows players to fulfill their bid and accumulate points, but failing to meet the bid results in negative points.
Amsterdams Klaverjassen combines strategy, communication, and calculated risk-taking, making it a popular social card game in the Netherlands.
