Belote quiz
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Which card must you play when you can't follow suit?
Answer: A trump
Why: If your partner is already winning the trick, the standard rules let you discard any card instead.
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When did Belote appear in France?
Answer: Early 1900s
Why: Legend credits an inventor named Belot, but that story has never been proven and the name's origin remains unknown.
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How many points is a four-card run in one suit worth?
Answer: 50
Why: French players simply call a four-card run a 'cinquante', meaning fifty.
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What happens if all four players pass in both rounds?
Answer: A new deal
Why: In a variant called 'la vache', the dealer must instead pick trumps when everyone passes twice.
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Which name is given to a run of three cards in one suit?
Answer: Tierce
Why: A tierce is usually worth 20 points, though some rules count it as 30.
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Where did Belote's Jass family of games begin?
Answer: Netherlands
Why: The family takes its name from its top trump, since 'jas' was the old name of the trump jack.
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