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Klaverjassen
You play Klaverjassen with 4 people strict. The players on eachothers opposites are team-mates. This means North & South are allied and so are East and West. You are South, the other 3 players are controlled by the computer. You play this card game with 32 cards. (7-ace) You win by gathering more points than the other team. All the instructions you need to play this game are inside the game.
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Cards, Card game, Klaverjassen, Klaberjass, Clubby, Clobby, 4 players
- Casino
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- Puzzles
Date added: 2012-10-04 01:49:44 BST
Times played: 202
Times played: 202
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