In this game you don't need internet! Each player receives three cards from a subset of the deck consisting of the numbers 1 to 7, the Jack (Spanish: Sota), worth 9, the Queen or Knight (Spanish: Caballo), worth 8, and the Rei (Spanish: Rey), worth 10. The most common form of the game is the four-player version, where there are two teams of two players, who sit opposite each other. For six players, there are two teams of three players, with a second player on the same team. In Truco Cego, 8s and 9s are also taken, playing with the numbers from 1 to 7, plus the Jack (in Spanish: Hombre a pie or in Spanish: Sota), the Cavalo (in Spanish: Caballo or in Spanish: Hombre a Caballo) and the King (Spanish: Rey or Spanish: Padre). You can play with 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 or 12 people, always divided into two teams. In modalities of 6 to 12 people, the odd rounds are played in teams and the even rounds are played individually, only the players facing each other (the so-called forehead games)...