Ordering up the face up card makes the suit of that card trumps for the hand. After the dealer picks up the card, they then discard one card from their hand. If all four players pass, the face up card is turned down and there is one more round of bidding. In this round a player may pass or name a suit other than the one that was turned up. Naming a suit makes that suit trumps for the hand.
Bidding ends when someone names a suit.
If no one orders up or calls a trump suit, the hand is abandoned and the next dealer deals. The partner of the player going alone places their hand face down on the table and does not play during the hand. Otherwise, the person to the left of the dealer leads to the first trick. Going clockwise, each player plays a card to the trick. Players must play the suit of the card led if possible, if not, they may play any card.