wiz

How to Play Wiz 1. Setup: Use a standard 52-card deck. The number of players can vary, but typically 3-6 players are optimal. 2. Objective: Predict the exact number of tricks you will take in each round. 3. Dealing: Each player gets a certain number of cards (starts low and increases each round). 4. Bidding: After examining the hand, each player declares the number of tricks they expect to win. 5. Gameplay: A round follows a standard trick-taking format. Players play one card each following suit if possible. The highest card of the lead suit wins the trick. 6. Scoring: Players earn points by correctly forecasting the number of tricks. Points are subtracted for incorrect bids. 7. Winning: After a set number of rounds, the player with the highest score wins. ## Operation Instructions - Shuffle the deck. - Deal cards as per the current round. - Announce bids starting with the first player and proceeding clockwise. - Conduct gameplay, leading with the first player of the round. - Score after all tricks are played and prepare for the next round. - Repeat until the predetermined number of rounds is completed. - Calculate final scores.

Faqs 1. How many players can play Wiz? Wiz can typically be played by 3-6 players. 2. What is the primary objective of Wiz? The goal is to accurately predict the number of tricks you will win each round. 3. How is scoring determined? Players receive points for correct bids and lose points for incorrect ones. 4. What happens if I fail to predict my tricks accurately? Points are subtracted from your score based on incorrect predictions.

Support Languages

Wiz is mainly available in English, but can be adapted for other languages with translated instructions.