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Portuguese Sueca · 4 players · 40 cards

The trick is yours. Bring a partner.

Play Sueca online with the traditional rules: take a seat at a public table, open a private table for your friends or practise against bots. On your phone or your computer, nothing to install.

Free. Creating an account takes half a minute.

The Two of trumps takes the trick: 25 points for your team.

How it works

From the first card to the top of the ranking

  1. 1

    Find a table

    Join a public table with one tap or create a private table and send the link to your friends. If someone is missing, a bot takes the seat.

  2. 2

    Play with your partner

    Two teams of two, sitting opposite each other. Follow suit, keep your trumps and count the points: whoever scores more than 60 wins.

  3. 3

    Climb the ranking

    Every match at a public table counts towards the weekly ranking and your rating. Track your progress on your profile.

What's on the table

Everything Sueca needs, nothing it doesn't

  • Live public tables

    See the tables in play, take a free seat or watch as a spectator.

  • Private tables

    Invite by link and pick the house rules: games to win, time per move and doubling after a draw.

  • Team tournaments

    Sign up with a partner, or get one assigned, and play knockout rounds all the way to the final.

  • Weekly ranking and rating

    League points per week, per month and all time, plus a rating that measures your real level.

  • Bots at three levels

    Easy, medium or hard. Practise on your own, even without an account or a connection.

  • Table waiting alerts

    Get a notification when a table is waiting for you, so you never miss a match.

  • iPhone and Android app

    The same account on your phone and your computer. Start on one and carry on with the other.

In your pocket

Take Sueca with you

Install the app on iPhone or Android and get notified when a friend invites you or a table is waiting for you.

Rules in 30 seconds

Forty cards, four players, one hundred and twenty points

  • Played with 40 cards: the 8s, 9s and 10s are removed.
  • The Ace is worth 11, the Seven 10, the King 4, the Jack 3 and the Queen 2. The rest are worth nothing.
  • You must follow suit. If you can't, you may trump or discard any card.
  • More than 60 points wins the hand. The first team to 4 games wins the match.
Read the full rules

From strongest to weakest

There's an empty chair at the table

Create an account, pick your player name and sit down. The first trick is up next.