Otherwise, you complete your turn by discarding one card face up on top of the discard pile. End of the play - payments Assuming that no one claims 49 or 50 points immediately after the deal, the play can end in four ways. This may happen as a result of a player putting down a second spread or hitting existing spreads on three occasions. This is usually called a tonk , and the winner is paid a double stake by each other player. The player with no cards wins and each of the other players pays the agreed basic stake to the winner.
Someone drops or goes down or knocks at the start of their turn.
In this case everyone exposes the cards that remain in their hands and adds up the values of the cards they held. If the player who dropped has the lowest point count, that player wins and is paid the basic stake by each of the other players. If the player who dropped does not have the lowest count, the player who dropped must pay twice the basic stake to everyone who has an equal or lower count. In the case of a tie for lowest between two players other than the one who dropped, both are paid. The stock runs out.