Call Break is a four-player trick-taking card game popular in Nepal and India where you bid the number of tricks you can win. Learn how to play, explore the game modes and start playing with Gamostar’s free games.
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Call Break is a four-player trick-taking card game popular in Nepal and India where you bid the number of tricks you can win. It is played by 4 players and works perfectly on mobile, which is why so many people play Call Break online.
Playing Call Break online means you can start a game in seconds, join tables with friends or players worldwide and practise whenever you like. Below you will find how to play Call Break, the game modes, tips to win and answers to common questions.
Each of the four players gets 13 cards. Spades are always trump.
Each player calls (bids) how many tricks they expect to win — at least one.
Follow suit if you can; if you cannot, play a spade. The highest spade or highest card of the led suit wins.
You must win at least the number of tricks you called to score points.
After five rounds the highest total score wins.
Four players, five rounds — highest total score wins.
Fewer rounds for fast matches.
Invite friends with a code.
Multi-table events with leaderboards.
Learn bidding and play against bots.
Bid conservatively — falling short of your call costs you points.
Count spades — they control the game.
Lead high cards of side suits early, before opponents can trump them.
Yes. You can play Call Break free with friends or online players.
Exactly four players.
Spades are always the trump suit.
Yes. Call Break is a mobile-friendly game — tap the store buttons above to see Gamostar’s games on Google Play and the App Store.
Yes. Gamostar develops custom and white label Call Break games — see our Call Break game development page.
Looking to build a game like this? See Call Break Game Development.
Tap a store button and start playing.