highest bidder may concede the hand and take a negative score for the amount of their bid; however, they still must name trump and the other two players score their meld. Conceding the hand does save the trick points opponents would score playing their hands, although opponents will not have an opportunity to lose their meld by failing to take a trick. The game is won when one player reaches 100 points. It is possible for two or all three players to go over 100 on the same hand. There are three methods of resolving ties: Playing another hand The game is extended becomes a contest to 125 points. If two players exceed 125 points on the same hand, the contest lengthens to 150 points. This rule holds regardless of score fluctuations (players "going minus"—failing to reach their bid amounts—and falling below 100 points. If two players exceed 100 points on the same hand, then the high bidder for that round automatically is declared the winner. If two non-bidders exceed 100 points on the same hand, then either of the other methods apply. Renege Any time a player accidentally misplays during the play portion of the hand, it is called a renege. There are various forms of misplay: Playing out of suit Sloughing on a trick when holding trump Playing out of turn Failure to discard three cards prior to the play portion of the hand—this constitutes a renege if bidder has led to the first trick Purposely exposing any portion of your hand to another player (during the play portion of the game for all players and also during the meld portion of the hand for nonbidders with the exception of meld cards) Failure to kill (Not going over the played card when required to during the hand) Any other action that disrupts the harmony of the game After play begins, any discovered misdeal not caused by a card-fault in the deck constitutes a renege for the dealer and any player on the dealer's team. If the bidder reneges, they automatically takes a double set and the amount of the bid is subtracted from their score. The two opposing players get to count their meld points and the remainder of the hand is thrown in. If either of the two nonbidders misplay, the bidder automatically makes their bid. The bidder gets to score the amount of their bid and