zero and makes it, receives 50 points in an "under" game (the sum of bids is less than 13) and 25 in an "over" game (the sum of bids is more than 13). A player that bids zero and does not make it, loses 50 points if he wins one trick. If he wins more than one trick, for each additional trick he won, he receives 10 points. So a player who bids zero and wins one will get –50 points, and if he wins 2, he will get –40 points. Therefore, having bid zero and winning one trick, that player will want to win as many more additional tricks as he can. Variations A three-player game can be played in three ways: take out a suit from the pack. take out all the cards numbering 2, 3, 4 and 5. take out one random card each round. each player gets 17 cards. No frisch No raising the minimum bid in a frisch The first frisch is counter-clockwise (to the left), the second is to the player across the table, and the third to the right. External links Card games introduced in the 1980s Exact bidding group Israeli card games Year of introduction missing