Classic Minnesota Whist

About this app

Classic Minnesota Whist — play offline vs computer players. No internet required. No sign-up. Just four-player partnership Whist with High/Low bidding, No Trumps, stats, trick review and hand replays. Minnesota Whist is a regional Whist variant popular in Minnesota and South Dakota. It is played in partnerships like classic Whist, but each round is decided by a simple High or Low bidding mechanic. With no trumps, every hand comes down to suit play, timing, and teamwork. Why you’ll like Classic Minnesota Whist • Offline play — no internet required • No account or sign-up • Four-player partnership Whist • No Trumps — pure suit play and timing • High/Low bidding each round • Easy, Medium and Hard computer players • Optional set bonus scoring • Option to set sluff signals from best or worst suits • Win target: 7 or 13 • Claim obvious endings faster • AutoPlay options for smoother games • Stats tracking • Trick review and hand replays • Reveal starting hands • Custom card faces, themes and suit colors How Minnesota Whist works Each round begins with High/Low bidding. In a High round, your partnership aims to win more tricks. In a Low round, your partnership aims to avoid tricks. Players must follow suit where possible, and with no trumps, the highest card of the led suit wins the trick. Play to 7 or 13 points, choose your scoring options, and practice Minnesota Whist whenever you like. Designed for quick, comfortable play Classic Minnesota Whist is built for smooth offline play, with clear cards, fast turns, optional AutoPlay, trick review, and hand replays to help you learn from every round.

A new "sluff signals" setting that allows you to choose whether players sluff from their best or worst suits as a signal in high rounds. Added more theme and deck color options. Also includes general polish and refinements.

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