Pitch

Challenge the NeuralPlay AI in Pitch (also known as High Low Jack) or Auction Pitch (Setback)!

Enjoy popular card games like Pitch (High Low Jack), Auction Pitch (Setback), Smear, Pedro, and Pidro. Partner with a NeuralPlay AI teammate or go solo in a competitive match against AI opponents.

New to Pitch? The AI provides suggested bids and plays to guide you as you learn. For seasoned players, six distinct AI difficulty levels are ready to test your skills!

Pitch and its variations have many rule differences worldwide. NeuralPlay Pitch offers extensive rule customization so you can play with your preferred house rules.

Key features include:

• Undo moves.

• Receive hints.

• Play offline.

• View detailed statistics.

• Replay a hand.

• Skip a hand.

• Customization. Select card deck backs, color themes, and more.

• Bid and play checker. The AI verifies your bids and plays in real-time, highlighting any rule differences.

• Review each hand trick-by-trick after play concludes.

• Six AI difficulty levels for players of all skill levels, from beginner to expert.

• A unique thinking AI that adapts to provide a formidable opponent across different rule sets.

• Claim remaining tricks when your hand is unbeatable.

• Unlock achievements and compete on leaderboards.

Rule customization options include:

• Stick the dealer. The dealer must bid if all other players pass.

• Dealer can steal. The dealer may match a previous bid to win it, rather than having to bid higher.

• Shoot the moon. Option to bid the maximum to win, or increase the maximum by one for an extra point by taking all tricks.

• Must bid to win. The winner must make the final bid of the game in addition to reaching the winning point total.

• Junk points. The defending team may or may not score points they take.

• Minimum bid. Set the required minimum bid from 1 to 10.

• Low point. Award the low trump point to the player who captures it or to the one who plays it.

• Jokers. Play with zero, one, or two jokers, each worth one point.

• Off-jack. Include the off-jack as an extra trump worth one point.

• Three of trump. Play with the three of trump worth three points.

• Five of trump. Play with the five of trump worth five points.

• Ten of trump. Count the ten of trump as a point instead of game points.

• Off-ace. Include the off-ace as an extra trump worth one point.

• Off-three. Include the off-three as an extra trump worth three points.

• Off-five. Include the off-five as an extra trump worth five points.

• Last trick. Score the final trick as a point.

• Leading. Choose rules for leading: makers must lead trump first; any suit may be led anytime; or trump cannot be led until it is broken.

• Following suit. Choose if a player may play a trump card instead of a card of the suit led.

• Initial deal. Deal six to ten cards initially.

• Discarding. After trump is set, allow or disallow discarding. Options include discarding all non-trump cards or any cards.

• Refilling. When discarding is allowed, optionally give the stock to either the dealer or the bid winner.

• Play with trump only. When enabled, players must lead and follow suit with trump cards only.

• Misdeal. Allow a misdeal when a hand contains only cards ranked 9 or lower.

• Kitty. Deal 2 to 6 cards to the kitty.

What's New in the Latest Version 6.20

Last updated on Aug 10, 2024 • Enhanced game over options. Added support for the "must bid or set to win" end condition.
• User interface improvements.
• AI enhancements.