Initially, just four cards are dealt to each player. The remaining stock of undealt cards is put face down on the table to form the talon . The trick is won by the last card played which is equal in rank to the led card. A leads a nine , B plays another nine , C plays a king , and D plays an ace . The trick is won by B .
Sevens are wild.
That is to say, you can use a seven to equal any rank that is led. If a seven is led, it counts only as a seven , and the trick is won by the last seven played to it. If the leader chooses to continue, the other players must then each play a second card to the trick. After this, the leader can continue for a third, and even a fourth round, if the opponents are still winning and the leader still has another equal card or seven to lead. At this point whoever was the last to play a card equal in rank to the original lead, or a seven , wins all the cards in the multiple trick, draws first from the stock, and leads to the next trick.