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* one hierarchy fix

* rest of spelling fixes

* try coverage fix

* coverage fix
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seamuslowry authored Feb 4, 2023
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A trick is won by the highest value card in the trick. Trump cards will always beat non-trump cards.

See below for the card heirarchy for each suit, when it is trump. Recall the additional [trump cards](#trump-cards) that will not necessarily be of the selected suit. Note that red suits and black suits follow the same trump heirarchy with the exception of their number cards. Lower value black number cards will beat higher value black number cards.
See below for the card hierarchy for each suit, when it is trump. Recall the additional [trump cards](#trump-cards) that will not necessarily be of the selected suit. Note that red suits and black suits follow the same trump hierarchy with the exception of their number cards. Lower value black number cards will beat higher value black number cards.

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If no trump card is played, the suit of the first played card is considered trump for the trick. It will not follow the trump order listed above, though. Instead, it will follow a normal Ace-high card heirarchy. The only exception is that lower value black number cards still beat higher value black number cards. The table below describes the full order.
If no trump card is played, the suit of the first played card is considered trump for the trick. It will not follow the trump order listed above, though. Instead, it will follow a normal Ace-high card hierarchy. The only exception is that lower value black number cards still beat higher value black number cards. The table below describes the full order.

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