Sueca Online — Portugal's Classic Card Game

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Sueca is Portugal's best-loved card game, played across Portugal and Brazil. It is a trick-taking game built on capturing point cards, and this version is head-to-head: one against one with the full 40-card deck, the trump fixed by the dealer's turned last card.

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Sueca in a nutshell

Played with 40 cards by two players — 20 cards each over 20 tricks. The dealer's last card is turned face up and its suit becomes the trump. First to 61 of 120 card points wins the deal; 60:60 is a tie.

Card values

Point values are fixed per card and never change with the trump:

CardPoints
Ás (1)11
710
King (K)4
Queen (Q)3
Jack (J)2
2 through 60

The full deck totals exactly 120 points, which is why reaching 61 is enough to settle the deal.

Frequently asked questions

How many cards are used in Sueca?

The full 40-card deck: Ás, ranks 2 through 7, Jack, Queen and King in each of the four suits.

How many players play this Sueca?

Two players head-to-head: against a friend in a private room, or against a bot at the quick tables.

How is the trump decided in Sueca?

By the dealer's last card: it is turned face up for both players, its suit becomes the trump, and the card stays in the dealer's hand to be played normally.

What is the highest card in Sueca?

The Ás (11 points), followed by the 7 (10 points) — 21 points together out of 120.

Do you have to follow suit?

Yes, it is mandatory: if you hold a card of the led suit you must play one, and you may play anything only when void in that suit.

How many points do you need to win?

61 points out of 120. A 60:60 tie is possible and has no winner.

How many tricks are in a deal?

Twenty tricks — each player plays all twenty of their cards one by one until both hands are empty.

Does the deal end as soon as 61 is reached?

No — all twenty tricks are played out, and the result is settled from each player's final total at the end of the deal.

Is this Sueca game really free?

Yes — you can play Sueca online free at sueca.yeeqia.com directly in your browser, no download or sign-up required to try a table.