Playing cards Piatnik Triestine 199417

There are 40 cards in one "kitty" (deck). According to the same basic rules, an ordinary and double brisket is played.
Ordinary brisket is played by two players or in pairs (four players in total), and rarely more players (3 or 5), each for themselves.
Double brisket is played in two or four. All players alternately, in order, mix and deal cards.
At the end of the split, one card turns face up and the remaining deck of cards is placed on it.
Especially interesting is the game of couples, because communication is allowed, but also the secret signs of the so-called "moti". The people who make up one pair are "cougars" or "companions".
A comrade with another has, or previously arranges secret signs to let them know what kind of cards they have (giving a signal can also be false). Common moti (signals) and are:

- wide opening of the lips for a short time - denotes a link,
- briefly populate the lips – denotes the ace of briscula,
- wink or lips to the side - indicates the brisket trio
- raising eyebrows - denotes the king of briscula,
- lifting one shoulder - denotes a briscule horse,
- showing the tip of the tongue - denotes the briscule phantom,
- gently smacking your finger on his cards - the owner has a small brisket
The secrets of a good game consist in memorizing previously played cards, adding up and memorizing the obtained punts and perfect concentration on the game.
In the game it can often be crucial, who will bake the undercard brisket, so by being cunning in playing the penultimate hand, it is sought to get the opponent to get that hand and the first sand,
i.e. to induce opponents to play the first or second hand, depending on how more favorable it is in the situation.