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Don't like the Christmas theme? Hearts Rules These are the rules I use for Hearts. The objective of Hearts is to get as few points as possible.

Each heart gives one penalty point. There is also one special card, the Queen of spades, which gives 13 penalty points. When the game starts you select 3 cards to pass to one of your opponents.

Typically you want to pass your three worst cards to get rid of them. Which opponent you pass to varies, you start by passing to the opponent on your left, then in the next game you pass to the opponent on your right, third game you pass across the table and in the fourth game there is no card passing.

Each turn starts with one player playing a single card, also called leading. The suit of that card determines the suit of the trick. The other players then play one card each.

If they have a card in the same suit as the first card then they must play that. If they don't then they can play one of their other cards. Once four cards have been played, the player who played the highest ranking card in the original suit takes the trick, i.

Any penalty cards in the trick hearts or queen of spades are added to the players penalty score. So you want to avoid taking any tricks that have hearts or the queen of spades.

Each round of Hearts will end when players have completed their hands. When a player reaches points, the game will end. The card game, Hearts, has evolved over the years.

It originated in Spain in the 's, at that time Heart was called Reversis. Since then this scientific card game has come a long way.

In modern day Hearts, unlike Reversis, each Heart is worth one point. Also, the Queen of Spades or "Calamity Jane" is worth 13 points.

All in all there are 26 penalty points in each deal in the card game Hearts. Players can enjoy Hearts on Hearts with other players because of Artificial Intelligence.

If you are a beginner, try your hand against the card players in our Easy Hearts game. If you are not new to Hearts games start wherever you please!

There are hundreds of games available at Hearts. No payouts will be awarded, there are no "winnings", as all games represented by Games LLC are free to play.

Play strictly for fun. Also Try Highest card of the suit played gets the trick. Points are given when you get a trick with hearts cards or the queen of spades.

You do not want points in the hearts card game. When playing 2nd or 3rd, plays the highest card that will not take the trick, otherwise, plays the lowest card of suit.

When playing last, if there are points in the trick, plays the highest card that will not take the trick or if it must take the trick, plays the highest card of suit avoiding the Queen of Spades.

If playing last and there are no points in the trick, plays the highest card in hand. The pro computer evaluates each valid play by simulating random card distributions of the unseen cards taking into account which players are known to be void in particular suits.

When simulating a game, each player plays the rest of the round using the Standard Playing algorithm see above. At the end of each simulated round, the final score is recorded and the average round score is determined for each valid play.