6th Sense (Danish + English)

In 6th Sense, you must predict how many tricks you will take in a given round. If you guess correctly, you earn points; if not, you receive minus points.

How to play 6th Sense:

The game lasts 4-6 rounds, depending on the number of players. The deck of cards contains cards from 0-14 in 5 different colors.

At the start of each round, players receive 11-15 cards each, after which the top card of the deck is turned over. Each player simultaneously chooses a card from their hand to predict the number of tricks they will win in that round and places it face down on the table.

Generally, the standard rules for a trick apply:

• A player plays a card, and the other players must follow (play a card of the same suit if possible). The player with the highest trump or card in the suit wins the trick.

Some cards have special properties:

• The 0 card can be treated as card 0 in the respective color, or you can remove the 0 card and 1 previously played card from the trick.
• The 4 card means that the trick is won by the lowest card instead of the highest - another 4 card cancels this effect.
• 6 and 9 are the same card, so you can choose which of the two you want to play.
• The 8 card allows you to look at the "prediction card" of the player who won the trick.
• The 12 card allows the winner of the trick to choose to split the trick so that it instead counts for 2 tricks.

At the end of the round, if you have collected as many tricks as you predicted, you earn as many points as you have tricks. If you did not achieve the desired number of tricks, you instead receive as many minus points as the difference between your prediction and the number of tricks you collected.

For example, if you predicted that you would take 5 tricks, but you only collected 4 - you receive 1 minus point. At the end of the game, the player with the most points wins.