Kachuful (Judgement) is now available for online play with family and friends! Originating in India, Kachuful is a trick-taking card game, a variation of Oh Hell, also known as Judgement or Forecasting in some regions. The game has several variations. Confused about scoring (adding 10 to hands or multiplying by 10)? Unsure about the rule restricting the last player from guessing remaining hands? Don't worry, we've got you covered! Our game settings let you customize scoring methods and the last-player restriction.

Create a new room, share the room code with your friends, and invite them to join. You can review the settings while they're joining. Begin the game once everyone is present. Each player receives one card in round one, two in round two, and so on, up to round eight. The trump suit changes each round, cycling through Spades, Diamonds, Clubs, and Hearts.

At the start of each round, every player estimates the number of hands they'll win. The last player to estimate cannot choose from the remaining cards; at least one player must lose a hand. This setting is adjustable by the room administrator. Players play one card at a time; the first player's card determines the suit others must follow. If a player lacks that suit, they can use a trump card to win the hand or play any other card. Players who accurately predict their hand wins receive points (13 or 30, depending on the administrator's settings). The player with the most points after eight rounds wins the game.

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