Baza

Beat every trick you can. Five tricks, one minute, no mercy.

Baza is La Cuatrola — a fast Spanish trick-taking game from the Tute family — with the rules intact and the homework removed. Every card shows its strength and its point value, so you never have to learn why a Three beats a King. Illegal cards dim themselves and tell you why. Your first hand teaches you the game as you play it.

• A hand takes a minute. Deal, five tricks, done — with a proper score.
• Declare Solo, Cuatrola or Quintola and play alone against both rivals. Making a Cuatrola feels as big as it sounds.
• Marriages: hold the King and Queen of a suit and they sing — +20, or +40 in trumps.
• A Daily Hand, solved. Everyone gets the same deal; the game enumerates every possible line and scores you 0–100 on how well you played, not how good your cards were. When you miss, it names the exact trick that cost you.
• Three bots you can read — a steady partner and two sharper rivals. They see only what a player in their seat could see, and they follow exactly the same rules you do.
• Short match (to 11) or the classic (to 21), resumable any time.
• In English, Español, Français, Deutsch, Português and Italiano — each in its own card-table vocabulary.

No account, no ads, no network calls: the whole game loads in under a second and runs entirely in your browser. Also playable on your phone at baza.blugart.dev.

En español: Baza es La Cuatrola de toda la vida —la de Extremadura, Murcia y Castilla— con sus reglas intactas: montar obligatorio, cantes de 20 y 40, diez de últimas, Solo, Cuatrola y Quintola. Cada carta muestra su fuerza y sus puntos, el tutorial es tu primera mano, y la Mano del día puntúa de 0 a 100 lo bien que jugaste el reparto que le ha tocado a todo el mundo. Una mano dura un minuto.