Classic Oh Hell app analytics for January 14

Oh Hell! is the one of the world’s most popular Whist-style card games, also known as Contract Whist, Oh Well!, German Bridge, Blackout or Up and Down the River. It is a fun, fast-paced game for card players of all skill levels. Free to play. Track your stats and play against smart AIs. Download Oh Hell! now for your smartphone or tablet! Oh Hell! is a fast and fun card game for all levels of players! Looking for a challenging game? Switch to hard mode and take on Coppercod’s AI with perfect memory. Test your brain while you play! Track your all time and session stats to see how you improve! To win Oh Hell! you must score more points than your opponents. Points are scored by winning tricks, and by correctly predicting how many tricks you will win each round. The winner is the player with the highest points after a fixed number of rounds. There can be more than one winner. Play standard rules, with options to make Oh Hell! the perfect card game for you! ● Choose between 3 and 7 players ● Set the 'Screw the Dealer' rule on or off ● Set the ‘Nil Bid Worth 5’ rule on or off ● Set the Trump suit to Alternate or Next Card ● Choose between four types of game: Up, Down, Up and Down or Down and Up ● Choose between easy, medium or hard mode ● Choose normal or fast play ● Turn single click play on or off You can also customise your color themes and card decks to choose from to keep the landscape interesting! Quickfire Rules Oh Hell! follows the rules of standard trick-taking card games. A card is beaten either by a higher card of the same suit, or any trump card. Once a card is played, other players must play a card from the same suit. If they do not hold any cards from this suit, they may choose to Trump, playing any trump card to win, or to Throw Away, playing any non-trump card to lose the trick. Each trick scores one point, and correctly predicting how many tricks you will win at the bidding stage scores 10 points per round, or 5 if you bid 0 and the ‘Nil Bid Worth 5’ setting is switched on.