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Each time a player is eliminated you must remove one spoon from the game; if playing without a stock you also remove one set of four equal cards from the pack. There are more dangerous versions of this game known as Forks and Knives , using those utensils instead of spoons. The basic game is similar to the game above, except that players pass cards in turn rather than simultaneously. There is also a somewhat more challenging variant that is played an extra " travelling card ".
The basic game is for 3 to 13 players using a deck of 4 cards of the same rank for each player: for example 4 players will use 16 cards, and you would use the full 52 card deck for 13 players. The players sit in a circle and the randomly chosen dealer shuffles and deals all the cards, clockwise one at a time, so that each player has four. Player to the left of the dealer begins the game by passing one card to the left.
Each player in clockwise order, after receiving a card from the right, checks to see whether he has four-of-a-kind, and if not passes one card to the left. Any card may be passed, including the card the player just received. So the player to dealer's left has four cards during his turn and three cards otherwise, while the other players have five cards during their turn and four cards otherwise. A player who has four-of-a-kind may inmmediately anounce it by laying or slamming his hand meaning both the cards and the hand holding them onto the playing surface and yelling "Vatra!
Once this has happened, all other players must do the same thing as soon as they can: the last player to do this is the loser of the hand. Note that a player must put his hand down and yell "Fire! The loser of the hand is punished as described below , and the turn to deal passes to the left. The travelling card is an extra card that is added to the deck.
Usually it is the 7 of diamonds but if the four sevens are in play some other odd card can be used, for example a joker. The deal will now end with the player to dealer's left, who will have five cards at the start.
Before play begins, the holder of the travelling card must turn it around so all the other players can see it and know where it started.
The travelling card is then turned back facing its owner, who then shuffles his cards under the table or behind his back. As in the basic game, the player to dealer's left begins. Playera will have four cards except during their turn, after receiving a card and before passing one on, when they will have five.
When a card is passed, the player to whom it is given can refuse it, provided that he has not yet seen what it is: the player to his right must in that case pass a different card, which cannot be refused. If a player manages to complete a four-of-a-kind, but his fifth card is the travelling card, then that player cannot yell "Fire!
Instead he must pass a card. If he succeeds in passing the travelling card either immediately or after his first offer is refused , keeping only his four-of-a-kind, he can then yell "Fire! The two versions of the game, Vatra and Magarac , differ according to how the loser is punished. In Magarac , the loser of each hand gets one letter of the word Magarac which means Jackass, which conveniently also has 7 letters.
The game continues until a player has lost 7 times, spelling out the whole word. This player loses the whole game and is mockingly called jackass by other players.
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