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Obviously, I didn't see this question for a couple months. :shock: But the answer is "Yesterday!" I don't think there's a norm - they release things out of beta "when it makes sense": high profile games on special dates, more "folk" games like this in batches like these...

This is actually the standard rules for the English game "Solo Whist" - but it is very close to the game played in the Low Countries. I know some other people have requested Trull as well; you might open a Suggestion in the bug tracker so he can see how popular that would be to add it as a...

Hungarian Tarokk is the day 10 release for December! Anyone who hasn't tried it, but likes card games, this is a great game, and well worth a little investment. The bidding and play itself is very simple; the strategy comes from what is revealed in the bidding and announcements and making the best o...

Originally, modern French Tarot was actually a game for 3! (It evolved from the older 4-player "Tarot d'appelle" where dealer always got the talon).

For my part, I prefer to play at 5 or 3.

I selected my communication card and placed the counter, only I wanted it in the middle not the top, so clicked it again hoping it would change, but no it played the card!! NOOOO, ARGGH!!!! We had that happen too. We also struggled to figure out how to use the communication token. Sometimes we succ...

Jouers de jeu de plis/ trick-takers!

I think the game is in good shape, but I need three more reviews. You can always snag me to play realtime if you'd like (I know card games are tedious in turn-based.

If I'm on, I'm always happy to play!

There's the "Card Players" group here as well: https://boardgamearena.com/group?id=7113326

You can add me. I'm always up for trick games if I'm online.
Also just found this group: "card players" https://boardgamearena.com/group?id=7113326

Looking forward to playing it!

Good luck with the process: I love euchre, and it would be great to have it here!

If you'd like a model game to look at: Coinche is probably the smoothest, most polished traditional trick taking game here: Check it out! (And, it's a sort of "point-trick bid-euchre!")