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pirosfogás
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ütésfogás
piros király, zöld alsó
gyorsvonat
quart
ötödik ütés
lórum

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tök<makk<zöld<piros
pirosfogás
felsőfogás
ütésfogás
piros király, zöld alsó
gyorsvonat
quart
ötödik ütés
lórum
Lórum
Lórum is a card game for four players. Lórum is a great example of a compendium game, rolling seven different styles of game play into one game. In Lórum's case, the first four hands are played as a trick-taking game. Then, it's followed up with a point-counting game. The two final hands are Stops games. Then, the cycle begins anew, with a new dealer.
Lórum originated in Hungary at the very beginning of the 20th century. It is the oldest member of a group of compendium games that all involve avoiding tricks. Other games likely descended from Lórum are the French game Barbu and the Russian game King.
Rules of Lórum