The winner of the trick leads the next trick. After everyone plays into the trick, the player with the highest card in the lead suit (or trump suit) wins the trick. Going clockwise, players must follow the lead suit if possible. This player leads the trick with whatever card they choose. After announcing their bids, gameplay begins with the player left of the dealer. Going clockwise, players announce how many bids they believe they will win in the round. Depending on the number of cards passed and the number of players, there might be several cards that are out of play. The trump suit for the round is then established by turning over the next card in the deck. For round 1, the dealer passes out 10 cards, one by one, face down to each player. Oh Hell is played with a standard deck of 52 cards. Play Multiplayer Oh Hell! Online The Deck and the Deal Teammates share their bid and tricks won for the round

Teams: Teams of two play against each other.

Solo: An individual plays against the other players.

For example, if a player takes 2 tricks and had bid 2 tricks originally, they will receive 10 + 2 = 12 points

If the player bids the correct amount of tricks won, they receive a bonus 10 points as well as the number which they had bid.

The size of the hand decreases each round from 10 to 1 then increases each round to 10 again, where the game ends.

The aim of the game is to take exactly the number of tricks bid, no more and no less

The players bid on how many tricks they can take during the round.

In Oh Hell, Aces are high and 2s are low. The card game first appeared in New York and London in the 1930's and since then has become popular all over the world.

Oh Hell is a trick taking game where players try to win the exact number of tricks they bid it may sound simple, but the game requires a strong strategy! Oh Hell can be played by 3 to 12 players.

Oh hell card game rules pdf