D, E and F must each pay four stakes into the pool, which then contains sixteen stakes. In hands of the second type, the dealer adds four stakes to the pot, and deals. He then asks each player in turn, starting with Vorhand and finishing with himself, whether he wishes to take part. The hand is then played among those who wished to take part. A and F decide not to take part.
C wins one trick and D wins three tricks.
C receives five stakes from the pot, and D receives fifteen. B and E, who took part but won no tricks, then pay twenty stakes each into the pot. The rule obliging players to head tricks is important. You would prefer to play a small tarock as the gshdees is probably held by a player on your left who will use it to beat your 21. But you are obliged to play the 21.