Tap the cards that are out of play. The counter shows how many cards are left with your opponents and in the deck, and which trumps have not appeared yet.
How to use it
- Pick a deck and trumps. Use 36 cards for Durak, 24 for quick Durak or Thousand, 52 for other games. Choosing trumps is optional.
- Mark played cards. When a card is discarded, tap it and it fades. Made a mistake? Tap again or press “Undo”.
- Mark your own cards. Switch “Tapping a card marks it as” to “In my hand” and tap your cards. They get a yellow frame.
- Read the counter. The top shows how many cards are still in play, and each suit shows what is left. “Not played yet” lists the top trumps and aces.
Frequently asked questions
Is this fair?
Remembering played cards is a normal skill of a strong player. The counter helps you train your memory in games with friends. Do not use it where outside programs are banned (online games, tournaments).
Will my marks disappear?
No, they are saved in your browser until you press “New deal”.
Which games does it suit?
Durak and any game played with a 24-, 36- or 52-card deck.
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