three cards (or cancel drawing cards in the case of the Unter of Leaves), though they have to keep the cards they have already drawn and their turn is skipped. Switzerland A Swiss version of the game called Tschau Sepp, played with 36 cards, has existed at least since the early 1960s. See also Mao (card game) One Card (card game) Sedma Kings Reverse References Sources Further reading Braun, Franz (1966). Spielkarten und Kartenspiele. Hanover: Fackelträger. Parlett, David (2008). The Penguin Book of Card Games, Penguin, London. Card games introduced in the 1930s French deck card games Eights group Year of introduction missing German card games Card games for children