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Marjapussi
Marjapussi (''Bag of Berries'') is a traditional Finnish partnerships trick taking game. The speciality of Marjapussi is that the trump suit is determined in the middle of the play by declaring a marriage (a king and a queen of a same suit). To win a game, a partnership must get exactly twelve points. A very similar game evidently related to Sixty-six, but with a curious resonance of All Fours is played in Sweden under the name Bondtolva, ''Farmer's Dozen''.〔David Parlett, ''Oxford Dictionary of Card Games'', pg. 25, Oxford University Press (1996) ISBN 0-19-869173-4〕
Later, Marjapussi evolved into Huutopussi (''Auction Bag''), which involves bidding. The exact winning condition was dropped, but the trump determining process remained. Actually, in Huutopussi the trump suit may even change in the middle of the play if players declare further marriages.
==Rules of the four-handed partnership games==
The details of rules in both Marjapussi and Huutopussi vary significantly, and the choice of the rulesets presented below is rather arbitrary. See Variants section about how the rules can vary.
Marjapussi is a trick taking game for four players in fixed partnerships. The partners sit opposite to each other. Marjapussi is played with a deck of 36 cards, remove the cards 2-5 from the standard deck. The order of cards is ''Ace'' (highest), ''ten'', ''king'', ''queen'', ''jack'', ''nine'', ''eight'', ''seven'', ''six'' (lowest). That is, the order is otherwise normal except that a ten beats a king, a queen and a jack. All cards are dealt so that everyone gets 9 cards.
抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』
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