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Tuppi is a variant of Minnesota whist played in the Northern Finland. The major difference between...

Tuppi is a variant of Minnesota whist played in the Northern Finland. The major difference between Tuppi and Minnesota Whist is the scoring. In Tuppi, only one team can have points at a time, and consequently the points required to win a game must be collected in consecutive hands, without opponents scoring in between. Tuppi is not normally played for money, and formerly people played Tuppi when their economical situation did not allow them to play Sökö. Nowadays, there are Tuppi clubs in Lapland, and they organize a Finnish Championship tournament. The game is played by four players in fixed partnerships, partners sit opposite to each other. A normal 52 card deck is used. The ranking of cards is normal, the ace being highest. Deal all the cards to the players so that everyone has 13 cards. Each player bids by placing one card face down on the table. Red card signifies rami, and a black card signifies nolo. The player is not allowed to use a two or a court card as the bidding card. The cards are exposed one at a time, and the first player to bid rami becomes the declarer. The bidding ends when someone bids rami, and the further cards are not exposed. If no-one bid rami, the game is