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About the Game
The trick-taking game Let Me Off was one of the finalists in the 2017 Trick Taking Party design competition in Japan, and Taiki Shinzawa, one of the judges, selected it as his personal award.
In the game, players each have 3 hands of cards. Each player has one hand to themselves that they hold, but 2 additional hands, one on each side, that is held in a card rack and shared with their neighbor.
Players may only follow suit, and if they cannot follow suit from any of their hands, they do not play a card at all. A round ends when one player has no cards left in any of their hands. Any person who has played all of the cards from each of their hands earns 1 point per trick won. All players lose 1 point per card left in each of their hands as well as losing a variable number of points based upon aces collected in tricks.
After several rounds, the player with the most points wins.
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