Argentinean truco

Truco, a popular card game, is a variation of Truc originating from Valencia and Balearic Islands, Spain. It is widely played in countries such as Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, southern Chile, Venezuela and Italy (in specific regions like Piemonte, Lomellina, Porto San Giorgio, Sirolo, Numana, Porto Recanati, Potenza Picena (Marche) and Paulilatino (Sardegna)). The game is played using a Spanish deck and can be played by two, four or six players. Each player is dealt three cards from a deck subset ranging from 1 to 7 and figures such as the jack, queen, and king. The game ends when one team reaches 15/30 points, with the latter being divided into good or bad halves. Points can be earned via three ways - Truco, Envido, or Flor. The game's betting process is also exciting, with players able to bid on different types of scoring to earn more points while bluffing and deception play a significant role in the game. Communication between partners is essential, and various standard signs and gestures are used for communication.