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Truco is an argentinian card game, in which you have to achieve 30 points (15 bads and 15 goods, or malas y buenas as in the sample picture), and so, there are also good 1s and bad 1s (1 of spades and 1 of clubs are top value, and 1s of coins and 1s of cups are the bad ones), it is a game where the best skill is to being able to LIE and cause your opponent to give away points (and also, to induce him to play by not telling which cards you have...(yeah, this game consist in TWO parts, and in the first one, the "envido" you can be forced to TELL AWAY which cards you have because you have to add the cards value to win those points, but as I said, you can force yourself to lose by giving a wrong count, and confuse the opponent for the next part, which is the actual TRUCO).........this game was installed in probably around 99.9999% of argentinian PCs during the 80s.
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Truco is an argentinian card game, in which you have to achieve 30 points (15 bads and 15 goods, or malas y buenas as in the sample picture), and so, there are also good 1s and bad 1s (1 of spades and 1 of clubs are top value, and 1s of coins and 1s of cups are the bad ones), it is a game where the best skill is to being able to LIE and cause your opponent to give away points (and also, to induce him to play by not telling which cards you have...(yeah, this game consist in TWO parts, and in the first one, the "envido" you can be forced to TELL AWAY which cards you have because you have to add the cards value to win those points, but as I said, you can force yourself to lose by giving a wrong count, and confuse the opponent for the next part, which is the actual TRUCO).........this game was installed in probably around 99.9999% of argentinian PCs during the 80s.
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