Trentuno – Italian Card Game

Trentuno is a traditional Italian card game, played with a 40-card
Neapolitan deck. It is quick, sharp, and built on a single decision you
make over and over: take a card, or end the round.

Every player starts with three lives and three cards. On your turn you
draw from the deck or take the face-up card from the discard pile, then
throw one away. You are building a hand of one suit — twos through
sevens are worth face value, court cards ten, and the Ace eleven.

When you think your hand is strong enough, you knock. That starts the
last lap: everyone else gets one final turn, then all hands are shown.
The lowest hand loses a life. Lose all three and you are out.

And then there is Trentuno itself — two court cards and the Ace of the
same suit, thirty-one exactly. Get it and every other player loses a
life at once.

• Play against three to six opponents, who take their time and think
• Two decks: Neapolitan and Sicilian
• Four table cloths and four card backs
• Full Italian and English
• Plays entirely offline — no account, no sign-in, nothing to join

A game that has been played around Italian tables for generations, on
your phone.