Сека (Seka, Свара) - карты

Seka – A Card Game

Seka, also known by various names such as Sikka, Sichka, Strekoza, Trinka, Trynka, Drynka, Tri Lista, Dva Lista, and others, is a captivating card game that has entertained players for generations. Here's an in-depth look at the game's features, rules, and the latest updates.

Features:

• Number of Players: Seka can be enjoyed by 2 to 10 players.
• Deck Size: For games with up to 4 players, a 20-card deck is used, consisting of cards from Tens to Aces. For games with 5 to 10 players, a 36-card deck is used, ranging from Sixes to Aces.
• Joker: The game includes a Joker, which can be agreed upon to represent any card, typically a Six of any suit.
• Card Values:
  • Joker and Ace: 11 points each.
  • King to Ten: 10 points each.
  • Lower cards are valued at their face value.

The player with the highest total score wins the game.

Rules of Play:

1. Determining the Dealer: The dealer is chosen by a draw. Players then contribute a predetermined amount to the pot.
2. Dealing Cards: The dealer distributes three cards to each player. Players decide whether to discard or play their cards.
3. Scoring:
   • Points are scored for cards of the same suit (known as a "hlyust"). For example, a Seven and a Jack of Clubs would score 17 points.
   • If cards do not match by suit, only the highest card's points are counted.
   • Having three cards of the same rank (a "triкон" or "trynka") always scores higher than a hlyust but less than a higher triкон.
4. Bidding: The player to the right of the dealer starts the bidding. Subsequent players can fold, call, or raise the bid.
5. Revealing Cards: Once the bidding round ends, the first player decides whether to continue bidding or reveal the cards.
6. Winning the Pot: The pot goes to the player with the highest total points. In case of a tie, players can either split the pot or initiate a new round called "svara."
7. Svara: This round starts with the same pot plus an additional contribution of 1/N (where N is the previous pot's total). Other players can also join by contributing.
8. Bluffing: Players can bluff by raising the bid with fewer points, aiming to win the pot without revealing their cards.
9. Dark Bet ("zatmenie"): The player to the dealer's left can place a "dark bet" of any size without looking at their cards. Subsequent players must then double this bet to stay in the game.

What's New in the Latest Version 4.0.2

Last updated on Aug 29, 2024

1. Bugs Solved: The latest update addresses several bugs, enhancing the overall gaming experience and ensuring smoother gameplay for all players.

This comprehensive guide to Seka, along with the latest updates, ensures that players can enjoy a seamless and engaging gaming experience. Whether you're a seasoned player or new to the game, these details will help you master the art of Seka.

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