Blot rules
Every chapter — from the bidding to the end of the game.
In short — what is already in the Blot app and why people play it seriously.
Chapters
Blot is a professional place, not just a way to pass time. Rating is for skill (the Elo system), not for the number of games: win and it goes up, lose and it goes down. The higher your rating, the stronger your opponents: the game matches them as close to your rating as possible, so rating shows honestly who plays better. Each game has its own rating.
Level is something else: it is your path in the game. It only grows for games with people, and new levels bring gifts. Level gives no strength and doesn’t affect matchmaking. We have both rating and level.
Before the deal the game shows a fingerprint of the shuffled deck, and after the deal it reveals the key. From the key anyone can recompute the shuffle and check that the cards are the same.
While you are away a bot plays your seat — it is always labeled “Bot” and sees only its own cards. Come back and you play on in your seat.
A video plays only when you tap the button yourself, and it earns you coins.
Full rules with examples are right in the game. After every deal — the result: made or not, the bid, card points, combinations and the total. Game history shows every deal of your games: whose bid, made or not, and the points.
Every purchase in the game shop is checked by our server. Coins are for play only: they can’t be cashed out, exchanged or sent to another player.
Armenian, Russian and English — with the words people say at the table: pass, contra, capot. See the Blot glossary.
Every chapter — from the bidding to the end of the game.
Tierce, fifty, hundred, carré, blot — what they are worth and whose is higher.
Pass, contra, capot, tierce, blot — what the table words mean.
Bidding for trump, capot, contra and recontra.
Blot for two: 24 cards and an open card.
Stacks on the table: a closed card under an open one.
Random players, tournaments, friends, training.
Short answers about the game.