Introduction: A small history of Tarot
Often confused with the Tarots for cartomancy and fortune-telling, the Tarot has its origins in Ital…
Read more...
The Tarot card deck: an exceptional card deck
This nonpareil card game has its own set of cards. Without them, you can't play Tarot! Composed of a…
Read more...
To begin with: Summary of the game and different variants
To begin with, here is a summary of the game and its different variants!
The French Tarot is a trick-…
Read more...
Make your contract.
Remember our FAQ Card values, points, and contracts? If you are the attacker, according to the numbe…
Read more...
Card values, points, and contracts.
At Tarot, the 78 cards of the game have different values depending on them being figures, trumps, or…
Read more...
Dealing and bidding phase.
As in any card game, the dealing of the cards at Tarot must follow some rules.The dealer will give t…
Read more...
Playing your cards
The French Tarot is a trick-taking strategy game (like Belote) where you need to score points to win…
Read more...
Aiming at your goal: win your contract!
Tarot is both an individual and a team game. During the game, one of the players, called the attacke…
Read more...
Call to Kings: select your hidden partner at the 5-player-variant!
The "5-player" variant rules differ slightly from the "4-player" variant rules. Besides the changes …
Read more...
We apply the rules of the French Federation of Tarot!
Tarot is the oldest European card game! Introduced during the Renaissance in France, Tarot is the mo…
Read more...
Quick summary and score sheet
Here, you'll find a quick summary of Tarot rules (in French) to always have on hand, as well as a sc…
Read more...