In order to clarify the legal plays, the base cards are played parallel to the short axis of the table. All other plays are played parallel to the long axis of the table, overlapping the previous card that made their play legal. Note that the dealer does not have to specify which card he intends to play to the first trick before the bidding. After the play of a hand is concluded, the scores are tallied accounting for doubles and redoubles. If the results of the hand have caused a different player to take the lead, this fact should be noted by the scorer.
Deal then passes to the left.
If a slightly longer game is desired, an eighth choice of game can be added. The eighth game is called Ravage City. The goal in Ravage City is not to be the player who takes the largest number of cards of a suit in tricks. The player who does so scores -36 points. For example, if A takes 7 Diamonds, and B takes 11 Spades, and no one takes 12 or 13 Hearts or Clubs, then B scores -36.