Perespiration is a natural byproduct of working as a visual effects pro. So complement the perspiration with the inspiration in this game.
A trick-taking game with roots in Indian card-playing traditions, is all about foresight and calculated risk—skills crucial to the world of VFX. Predicting outcomes and planning actions reflect the precision required in crafting breathtaking movie sequences, making Judgement a true game of mastery.
HOW TO PLAY THE GAME
| Number of Players | Typically 4 players, but can be played with 2 to 6 players. |
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| Dealing Rules | The dealer shuffles the deck and deals a fixed number of cards to each player (usually 13 in a 4-player game). |
| Gameplay | Players take turns bidding on the number of tricks they believe they can win. After bidding, play begins with the player who bid the highest. If a player has the suit that is being played, then he must play that suit. If the player does not have that suit then he can use the trump to get the hand or “fuse” meaning play any other suit to let go of the hand. |
| Scores and Winning | Points are awarded based on successful bids: typically, players earn 1 point for each trick won and bonus points for fulfilling their bid. The player with the most points after a predetermined number of rounds wins the game. Minor infractions may lead to point penalties or the player losing their turn. |
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