Pili Pili

A trick is the set of cards played in one round of play; the highest-value card wins it and its player leads the next trick. Colours don’t matter (p. 2).

No. The total of all bets must not equal the number of cards dealt to each player, so the last player to bet adjusts their bet if needed (p. 2).

You take 1 Pili for each trick you were above or below your bet; an exact bet earns no penalty Pilis (p. 2).

The player who plays the Joker chooses its value from 0 to 56. Colours don’t matter; only the numbers determine the winner (p. 2).

After all cards are played, players take any penalty Pilis for missing their bets. The game ends as soon as someone reaches 6 Pilis, and the player with the fewest Pilis wins (p. 2).

It depends on the mission: for example, passing cards, passing hands, drawing an extra card, and open hands happen after betting, while the forehead mission happens before betting (without looking at the cards). Read the revealed mission for its timing and effect (p. 3).