Kachuful (Judgement), a captivating trick-taking card game originating from India, is now available for online multiplayer fun with family and friends! A variation of Oh Hell, it's also known as Judgement or Forecasting in some regions. The game offers several variations, allowing you to customize your experience.

Unsure about scoring – adding 10 to hands or multiplying by 10? Confused about the last player's guessing restriction? Our in-game settings let you choose your preferred scoring method and whether to enforce the restriction that prevents the final player from guessing the remaining cards in a round.

Here's how to play:

1. Create a Room: Start a new game room and share the room code with your friends. You can adjust settings while they're joining.

2. Game Start: Begin once everyone has joined. Each player receives one card in round one, two in round two, and so on, up to eight rounds.

3. Trump Suit Rotation: The trump suit changes each round in a repeating cycle: Spades, Diamonds, Clubs, and Hearts.

4. Hand Estimation: Before each round, every player estimates the number of hands they expect to win. The last player to estimate cannot choose from the remaining unclaimed cards. This ensures at least one player doesn't get their prediction exactly right (this setting is adjustable by the room administrator).

5. Card Play: The first player's card determines the suit that others must follow. If a player lacks that suit, they can play a trump card to win the hand or play any other card.

6. Scoring: Players who correctly predict the number of hands they win receive points (either 13 or 30, depending on the room's settings).

7. Winning: The player with the highest score after eight rounds wins the game.

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