Six games, one deck
From your first trick to your hundredth evening, the Tarok family, taught properly.
Learn fast
Guided play-alongs take a table of beginners to their first scored hand in one sitting.
Play right
Every rule cross-checked against the living tradition, variants and all.
Go deeper
A growing library of table puzzles, from your first trick to expert traps.
Calling the King
Vienna’s coffeehouse classic: call a king, find your secret partner, and win the quiet way. The deepest of the six, and the most rewarding.
All six games
Strawman
A 2-player trick-taking game using the full 54-card Tarock deck.
Slovenian Tarok
Four-player Slovenian variant of Central-European tarot, closely related to Austrian Königrufen but with a leaner, more competitive contract ladder.
Calling the Twenty
A 4-player trick-taking game from East Austria using a 40-card Alpine Tarok deck.
Calling the King
Austrian four-player trick-taking Tarok game with auction bidding, a called-king partnership mechanic, a six-card talon, and a rich layer of bird and Trull bonus announcements.
Hungarian Tarokk
Four-player Hungarian variant of tarot derived in the 19th century from Austrian Zwanzigerrufen.
Dappen
A 6-to-8-player trick-taking tarot game from the Black Forest region of Germany.