Brandeln
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Brandeln is an historical card game for four players in which three play against a soloist. It is one of the earliest games to use the terms Bettel – a contract to lose every trick – and Mord - a contract to win every trick. One of several card games mastered by Mozart, Brandeln is still current in Austria and Germany today. It has been described as having a "civilized, refined and ingenious character" and "one of the most pleasant card games". Parlett Anglicized the name to Brandle and agrees that it is "a delightful German Nap equivalent".
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Brandeln ist ein historisches Kartenspiel für vier Personen, wobei stets drei gegen einen spielen.
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Brandeln
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Brandeln
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Brandle
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French or German
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The top card when Clubs are trumps
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150
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28
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Clockwise
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Easy
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"A delightful German Nap equivalent"
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Brandeln
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Brandeln is an historical card game for four players in which three play against a soloist. It is one of the earliest games to use the terms Bettel – a contract to lose every trick – and Mord - a contract to win every trick. One of several card games mastered by Mozart, Brandeln is still current in Austria and Germany today. It has been described as having a "civilized, refined and ingenious character" and "one of the most pleasant card games". Parlett Anglicized the name to Brandle and agrees that it is "a delightful German Nap equivalent".
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Brandeln ist ein historisches Kartenspiel für vier Personen, wobei stets drei gegen einen spielen.
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