Hearts

Hearts for four. The whole 52-card deck is dealt out, 13 cards each. You keep the hand you're dealt.

Play one card onto the trick. If the trick is empty, you are leading: play any card, including a heart. Otherwise follow the suit that was led. If you have none of that suit, play any card.

The same player leads the very first trick; after that, each trick's winner leads the next. Four cards complete a trick. Once it's full, it is resolved: the highest card of the suit led wins — ace high, no trump. The four cards go to the trick's winner, who leads the next trick.

After 13 tricks the hand ends — score it: each heart you took is one penalty point, the queen of spades is thirteen, everything else is nothing. Points count AGAINST you — you want as few as possible. Then gather everything, shuffle, and deal 13 again. Whoever won the last trick leads the new hand.

Hands keep playing until someone reaches 100 points. Then the player with the FEWEST points wins.