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Which is the lowest bid above 18?
Answer: 20
Why: Bids must be real game values: 20 is a Hearts game at 10 times 2, but no game is worth 19 or 21.
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Who scores the card points lying in the Skat?
Answer: The declarer
Why: In a Hand game the two cards stay face down and unseen, yet their points still go to the declarer.
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How high can the value of one game go?
Answer: 264
Why: It takes a Grand Ouvert with all four Jacks, and an open game also counts as Schwarz announced.
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Which card ranks just below the Ace in a suit game?
Answer: Ten
Why: The Ten is worth 10 card points against the King's 4, and the cards of a suit rank by their point value.
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Which color are spades in the tournament deck?
Answer: green
Why: The International Skat Order pairs spades with Grün, their twin suit in the German-suited pack, and Grün simply means green.
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What are the pointless Sevens, Eights and Nines called?
Answer: Luschen
Why: Away from the card table, Lusche is also colloquial German for a failure or a weakling.
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