You must play a card in the same suit as the lead card.The player leading the trick can play any card they wish, but other players must follow the restrictions below:

The player who won the auction leads the first trick, and then the winner of each trick leads the next one. Once melding concludes trick taking starts. Double pinochle: Both jacks of diamonds and both queens of spades.Pinochle: Jack of diamonds and queen of spades.Common marriage (or marriage): King and queen out of trump.Royal marriage: King and queen of the trump suit.Double run: Two runs in the trump suit.Run + Marriage: A run with an extra royal marriage.Run + Queen: A run with an extra queen in the trump suit.Run + King: A run with an extra king in the trump suit.Run: Ten to Ace, all 5 cards in the current trump suit ( H11 H12 H13 H10 H14).The following are valid melds in Pinochle, and their respective point values: Class 1 melds: A single round in Pinochle consists of 6 phases. note that unlike standard card games in Pinochle the tens are a high card, and will outrank the kings, queens, and jacks in trick taking. The cards have two copies of each card rank and suit of ace (high), tens, king, queen, jack, and nines (low). Pinochle is played with 4 players and a deck of 48 cards. There are multiple variations of Pinochle in existence, each with differing rules and traditions, but the one on this site is a single-deck four handed partnership Pinochle. Allegedly this refers to the fact that the game was originally played with a deck of cards where the queen of spades and jack of diamonds were depicted in profile, together showing two eyes. The name 'Pinochle' is a misspelling of the french word 'binochle' which means 'eyeglasses' or 'Two-eyes', referring to the meld 'Pinochle' which consists of a queen and a jack. The game is derived from a variation of Bezaique and was brought to America by German immigrants. Pinochle is a trick-taking and melding game popular in the United States.

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