Tarneeb is the four-player partnership card game of bidding tricks: you and the player

across the table are one team. Bid how many of the 13 tricks you will take, name trump,

and either make it or lose it.

• Real bidding, 7 to 13 tricks. Every seat's call is pinned above its name until the

  auction settles. The highest bidder becomes the hakem and names trump; if everyone

  passes, the starter plays 7.

• Two ways to play: the 13-card classic, and the Iranian kitty mode, where everyone gets

  12 cards, the hakem lifts a 4-card kitty and sets 4 aside as the team's first trick.

• Bid-only scoring: make your bid and you score exactly the bid, so a bold call pays.

  Fall short and it is deducted, while the defenders score their tricks. Bid 13 and take

  them all (a kot) for 26.

• Play to 31, 41 or 104.

• Bluetooth team play: gather four phones around one room code. You pick your own partner,

  bots fill the empty seats, and nobody's internet is touched.

• Resume: leave mid-round and come back to the same hands, trump, bid and score.

• Game report: every trick of the round, card by card, with the round's verdict on top.

• Smart opponents that count their tricks and bid what their hand is worth.

• Records and badges, a daily challenge, several card sets, sound, and 16 languages.

Everything runs on your phone: no account, no internet, no ads. From the makers of "family card games"  with over 230,000 players.