Spades and clubs: King, Queen, Cavalier, Valet, Ten, Nine, Eight, SevenĪnd remember, trumps are stronger than any suit. Hearts and diamonds: King, Queen, Cavalier, Valet, Ace, Deuce, Trey, Four Now, the strength of these hands for each suit goes like this(from strongest to weakest): The other 4 cards are a bit different dough… diamonds and hearts have card ranging from Ace to Four and clubs and spades have cards ranging from Seven to Ten. All suits have a King, Queen, Cavalier and a Valet, with the King being the strongest. Like in a regular deck, there are 4 suits (clubs, diamonds, spades, hearts) and 8 cards of each suit. This is the strongest card in the deck.Īpart from trumps you also have cards that are similar to regular cards. You also have one more trump card, that is even stronger than the XXI, called the Fool. These cards are the strongest cards in the game and take any trick when played, the strongest being the XXI.
Since tarok is not played with a »regular« deck, but rather with a special version of tarot cards that are made just for this game, let’s familiarize ourselves with the cards first…įirst you have the trumps ranging in strength from 1 to 21, usually listed in Roman numbers(I, II, III… XX, XXI). These are the rules to the two player version, for the three to four player variant click here. Tarok is a fun card game played with a deck of tarot playing cards.
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