‘Basic’ Tarot

This is the most basic form of the game; it is played (with negligable differences) in Switzerland as ‘Troccas’, and in northern Italy as ‘Tarocchi’ or ‘Scarto’.

Tarot (French)

The current French evolution of the Game. Certain older rules are included here to make it a little easier than the current Federation rules. Here's a version you can play against the computer that I cobbled together to test an AI algorithm.

Tarock

Tapp Tarock

The foundation of all other forms of the game played in the former Hapsburg Empire.

Dreiertarock, played with either 42 cards or 54 cards

Evolutions of Tapp with added bonuses or bids.

Königrufen

The modern 4-player descendent of Tapp, with a variety of bids and bonuses.

Tarock (Slovenian)

Another line of evolution of Tapp Tarock. A greater variety of bids and bonuses make for a more competative and subtle game.

(Hungarian) Tarokk

The Hungarian branch. Focus is on bidding and announcing to create a high-scoring partnership.

Großtarock (Danish)

The Classic game.