#1 addictive online game to play with friends

Welcome to one of the most famous online card games in Brazil – 🏆 TRUCO ZINGPLAY!

It doesn't matter if you are a big fan of Truco Mineiro or Truco Paulista, let's play Truco ZingPlay! We have all modes TOTALLY FREE for you to play ONLINE with more than 1M+ Truco lovers all over Brazil.

✅ Truco is a famous and intense card game with 3 cards from the French deck. It's a game of luck and strategy where you need to use your cards wisely to bluff your opponents and be the first to earn 12 points. Now the decision is in your hands! Let's go! Play 1vs1 tables to compete and prove your bluffing skills. Or play with your friends and family in 2vs2 mode to bring home victory.

In addition to playing Truco's classic games, you can also:

🎁 NEW AND INTENSE TOURNAMENT MODES open every week

🎁 Have unlimited fun with daily free gold support

Make secret signals to communicate with your partner at the table

🎁 Win big in many minigames like Poker, Slots, Wheel of luck,...

🎁 Try all the famous card games in Brazil, including Buraco, Tranca, Cacheta and Sueca.

🎁 Lots of funny emojis to chat and socialize with other friends at the table

Exchange gifts with your friends

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Overview

Truco is a popular trick-taking card game of Spanish origin, played with a deck of 40 Spanish-suited cards. It is widely played in South America, particularly in Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, and Paraguay, where it is considered a national pastime.

Objective

The objective of Truco is to be the first team to reach a predetermined number of points, typically 30 or 50. Points are earned by winning tricks, which consist of playing the highest card of the suit led.

Setup

Truco is played by two teams of two players each. The deck is shuffled and dealt, with each player receiving 10 cards. The remaining cards are placed in a pile in the center of the table, called the "monte."

Gameplay

The player to the left of the dealer leads the first trick by playing any card. The other players must follow suit if possible, or play a higher card of the same suit, or a trump card. The player who plays the highest card of the suit led wins the trick.

Special Cards

There are three special cards in Truco:

* Seven of Spades: This card is known as the "Truco" and is the highest trump card.

* Jack of Spades: This card is known as the "Macho" and is the second highest trump card.

* Ace of Clubs: This card is known as the "Ancho" and is the third highest trump card.

Bidding

After each trick, the winning team has the option to bid on the next trick. The bid is a number that represents the number of tricks they believe they can win. The other team can accept the bid or challenge it.

If the bid is accepted, the winning team earns the number of points bid. If the bid is challenged, the team that wins the next trick earns the points bid.

Bluffing

Truco is a game of strategy and bluffing. Players can make bids that they are not confident in winning, in an attempt to trick the other team into challenging them.

Variations

There are many variations of Truco, with different rules and scoring systems. Some popular variations include:

* Truco Argentino: This is the most common variation, played in Argentina and Uruguay.

* Truco Chileno: This variation is played in Chile and has a slightly different bidding system.

* Truco Uruguayo: This variation is played in Uruguay and is similar to Truco Argentino, but with a few minor rule differences.