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.
• Jean-Baptiste Bullet suggested it was invented in the Court of Francis I . Reversis is a subtle game which knew important additions, in particular towards the end of the 18th century in the form of options.
• The player having one of these combinations has the right to renounce in every suit, during the whole game, and if he can avoid winning any trick, once there is no reversis, he wins the  party in preference to the player who is better positioned in the game.