Oh Hell
Game selection
Ranking
| Type | 2 players | 3 players | 4 players | 5 players |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Games played | Ed (5) | Ed (9) | Marc (10) | Ron (10) |
| - games won | Ed (3) | Marc (3) | Marc (5) | Marc (4) |
| - won % | Ed (60%) | Ron (25%) | Marc (50%) | Marc (44%) |
| Rounds played | Ed (33) | Ed (166) | Marc (199) | Ron (152) |
| - rounds won | Ed (24) | Ed (69) | Ron (97) | Ron (72) |
| - rounds % | Ron (75%) | Marc (58%) | Ron (49%) | Ron (47%) |
| - bonus achieved | Ed (17) | Ed (78) | Ron (123) | Ed (101) |
| - bonus % | Ed (52%) | Marc (57%) | Ron (62%) | Ed (66%) |
| Strikes played | Ed (103) | Ed (1185) | Marc (1199) | Ron (794) |
| - strikes achieved | Ed (48) | Ed (406) | Marc (316) | Ron (171) |
| - strikes % | Ron (60%) | Ed (34%) | Marc (26%) | Marc (22%) |
- Want to join the rankings? Sign up (creating an account is easy).
- Percentages become visible after 5 games/rounds.
- Hover over a score to see your own score
Rules of the online card game OH HELL
Also known in the Netherlands as Boerenbridge
OH HELL is normally played with 4 players, but here you can play with 2 to 7 players. The goal is to score as many points as possible. Below you will find the full rules and several variants.
Cards and values:
OH HELL is played with a standard deck of cards.Cards rank 2 through 10, Jack, Queen, King and Ace. Trump cards outrank other suits.
Preparation
- All players receive 10 cards in the first round.
- The trump suit is determined.
Gameplay
- At the start of the round, each player bids how many tricks they expect to win.
- The dealer may not bid such that the total bids equal the number of cards.
Example: 3 players, 7 cards dealt. Player 1 bids 2, player 2 bids 3, then player 3 (the dealer) may not bid 2 (7 - 2 - 3). - The player to the dealer's left leads the first trick.
- Players must follow suit if possible.
- If a player cannot follow suit, they may play any card; trump is not required.
- Once all players have played a card, the highest card wins the trick.
- The winner leads the next trick.
Scoring and Winner
- Each trick is worth 1 point.
- All players who hit their bid receive a bonus of 10 points.
- The winner is the player with the most points after the final round.
Number of rounds
- In the first round, each player receives 10 cards.
- Each following round, players receive one card fewer.
- After the round with 1 card, the number increases again.
- The final round is the round where all players receive 10 cards again.
Variants, adjustable when starting the game
- The number of rounds can be adjusted.
- You can choose decreasing and increasing, increasing only, or decreasing only.
- Normally there is always a trump suit, but you can enable rounds without trump.
- The bonus is adjustable (default is 10 points).
- You can choose whether the dealer may bid freely.