Tysiąc
Polish rules
Tysiąc (Thousand, 1000), the Polish trick-taking card game, played the way it is played at a Polish table: marriages from 40 to 100, the musik in the middle, a bomba when the house allows one. Offline, against bots, with no chips and no account.
Coming soon to Google Play
Android 7.0 and newer · in Polish and English
Every point accounted for
Cards + marriages + musik = score. The declaration beside it, made or not.
After every deal you see the arithmetic, and if anything was trimmed by the 990 cap or the 800 rule, it is named. If the score is ever off by ten, that is a bug and we want to hear about it.
Deal score
You · declared 130
- cards
- 92
- marriages ♠
- 40
- musik
- 0
- total
- 132
- declaration 130
- ✓
- to the scoresheet
- +130
Custom
House rules
- BombaOnly at 100 on the musik
- The 800 rule
- End of the match990 cap
- MusikAlways shown
- BiddingBy tens
Polish rules, table-style
Bomba, the 800 rule, the 990 cap: set them the way your table plays.
The default is the Polish classic: 24 cards from nine to ace, bidding from 100 in steps of ten, a pass is final, a marriage sets the trump. Nobody zeroes your 880, and nobody blocks a marriage for want of an ace.
Every table plays a little differently, so every rule is a switch: bomba off, only at 100 on the musik, up to 120 or always; a re-deal on a weak hand or four nines; the musik shown always, from 100 or never; a trailing five rounded up or down.
A marriage you can see
Big cards, legible courts, the trump always in view.
A king and queen of one suit are a marriage: 40 ♠, 60 ♣, 80 ♦, 100 ♥. Lead the king or the queen from the pair and the table announces the marriage and the new trump. The cards are large, the courts carry Polish letters, and every card is named for a screen reader.
Trump ♥ · 100
You: marriage in ♥!
How it plays
-
Bidding from 100, by tens
The high bid takes the musik. A pass is final.
-
The musik on the table
Take it, give a card each, declare.
-
A marriage sets the trump
King and queen: 40 ♠, 60 ♣, 80 ♦, 100 ♥. Lead one of them and the trump is yours.
-
A scoresheet like paper
Deal by deal, a bomba marked as a bomba. At the end, a rematch: same seats, same bots, scores at zero.
Offline. No account. No chips.
A bot that plays fair
The bot sees only its own cards and what lies on the table, exactly what you see. It never looks at your hand or the musik. Two levels, easy and medium, and you set how fast it moves.
No internet needed
No sign-in, no currency, no waiting for opponents. The match saves itself after every move, and Continue takes you back to where you left it. No account and no analytics: the match and your settings stay on your phone.
3 or 4 players
The classic three-hand table, and the four-hand game with a dziadek who sits the deal out but still scores the aces and the marriage from the musik. The rules are in the app: goal, cards, bidding, musik, marriages, scoring, bomba, dziadek.
Polish court letters K/D/W/A
For people who have played Tysiąc for years and want it in their pocket the way they know it, wherever they live now.
- Big, legible cards. Polish letters K, D, W, A or international K, Q, J, A, your choice.
- An optional four-colour deck, so the suit reads without squinting.
- Light and dark themes, portrait and landscape, large touch targets, every card named for a screen reader.
- Report a bug sends the match's own log and nothing about you. That log replays as a test on our side, so the bug can be fixed.
Wolisz po polsku? Przejdź na polską stronę.