Trick-Taking Games Redux

I've always chafed at the conventional wisdom that young goats are good at trick-taking games. Or, at least, ones where you are not incentivized to go null. Do they hold their cards in their cloven hooves? Do their dead eyes come to life when contemplating the vagaries of trump suits?

It must be true, though, because I have it on good authority from a cartoon rabbit that tricks are for kids.

01:23 AYURIS: Envelopes of Cash (Andy Schwarz, Envelopes of Cash LLC, 2023)

Games Played Last Week:

03:57 -Ginkgopolis (Xavier Georges, Pearl Games, 2012)

08:48 -Vaultbreakers (Valentino Mori, Vaultbreakers Games, 2024)

13:07 -Sidereal Confluence (TauCeti Deichmann, Wizkids, 2017)

17:46 -Uprising: Curse of the Last Emperor (Cornelius Cremin, Pawel Mazur, & Dirk Sommer, Nemesis.Games, 2021)

20:01 -Hot Streak (Jon Perry, CMYK, 2025)

21:47 -Signal (Jasper Beatrix, DVC Games, 2025)

26:36 -KINGs: TRICKTAKERs (Hiroken, Joyple Games, 2023)

32:40 -Quantum (Eric Zimmerman, Funforge, 2013)

-Fromage (Matthew O'Malley and Ben Rosset, Road to Infamy Games, 2024)

News (and why it doesn't matter):

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40:51 Topic: Trick-Taking Games Redux

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