reversis การใช้

The game of Hearts as currently known originated with a family of related games called Reversis, which became popular around 1750 in Spain.
The game of Reversis was first mentioned in France in 1601, under the name Reversin, played with a 52-card pack.
The game of Reversis is a trick-avoidance game where each player attempts to avoid taking tricks with certain cards in them ( similar to Hearts ).
Over time, additional penalty cards were added to Reversis, and around 1850, the game gave way to a simple variant of Hearts, where each Heart was worth 1 point.
At the 19th century the game, the increasingly popular game of Reversis saw its rules becoming more and more complex with the exclusive use of preceding options making it a high-tension kind of game.