The player who won the last hand lays down first. The Run-off Once no more cards are available in the deck, play proceeds a little differently. But only if you are leading the turn, and only at the start of your turn. Exchanging the 9 If you have the 9 of the trump suit in your hand you may exchange it for the displayed trump card. Leave the queen down and take back the king. You may only do this if you are leading the turn (laying down first).

King and queen of the trump suit scores 40. Kings and Queens If you have the king and queen of the same suit, you may show it and score 20 points. Each player then draws one card from the remaining cards in the deck. Alternatively, any card of the trump suit takes any card of another suit. High card of the same suit takes the cards. Each player get six cards and we flip over one card which is the trump suitePlaying One player plays a card, then the other player plays a card. In the game we have only 24 cards ( from 9's to Aces). if neither player scores 66 points, the player who take the final card wins.

The goal of the game is to be the first player to score 66 points. Santase (or Sixty six) is very popular card game for two players.

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