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Pikoko
Pikoko
General
General
1
Overview
Overview
Components
Components
4
Feather cards
Feather cards
Confidence cards
Confidence cards
Peacocks
Peacocks
Bidding Tokens
Bidding Tokens
Setup
Setup
3
Player deal-out
Player deal-out
Who Starts?
Who Starts?
Setting Up
Setting Up
Concepts
Concepts
5
What is a Trick?
What is a Trick?
Restrictions
Restrictions
Trumps
Trumps
Multi-Colored Feather cards
Multi-Colored Feather cards
Bidding
Bidding
Gameplay
Gameplay
9
Bidding Round
Bidding Round
Choosing Confidence cards
Choosing Confidence cards
Trick-taking Playing Order
Trick-taking Playing Order
Winning Tricks
Winning Tricks
End of Round
End of Round
Scoring Bids
Scoring Bids
Scoring Confidence cards
Scoring Confidence cards
Reseting
Reseting
Game end
Game end
Examples
Examples
7
Example of Choosing a Confidence card
Example of Choosing a Confidence card
Example of Bidding
Example of Bidding
Example of a New Starting Player
Example of a New Starting Player
Example of Trick
Example of Trick
Example of a Restriction
Example of a Restriction
Example of Scoring Bids
Example of Scoring Bids
Example of Scoring Confidence cards
Example of Scoring Confidence cards
FAQ
FAQ

Pikoko

Does the highest numbered card always win?

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  2. Does the highest numbered card always win?
No.
The played cards are compared by the numbers, only if no Trump colored cards were played.
Related Rule(s)
What is a Trick?
What is a Trick?
Trumps
Trumps
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