About: Sedma

Sedma, the Czech word for “Seven”, is a trick-taking card game of Bohemian origin for four players with rules both simple and highly unusual. It is closely related to the Finnish game Ristiklappi, Ristikontra, the Hungarian game Zsírozás and the Polish game Hola, a Ukrainian word meaning "Naked".

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dbpprop:abstract	Sedma, the Czech word for “Seven”, is a trick-taking card game of Bohemian origin for four players with rules both simple and highly unusual. It is closely related to the Finnish game Ristiklappi, Ristikontra, the Hungarian game Zsírozás and the Polish game Hola, a Ukrainian word meaning "Naked".
dbpprop:deck	German
dbpprop:family	dbpedia:Trick-taking
dbpprop:imageLink	dbpedia:Image:Zelený_Král.jpg
dbpprop:numCards	32 (xsd:integer)
dbpprop:origin	dbpedia:Italy
dbpprop:play	Clockwise
dbpprop:players	2-4
dbpprop:playingTime	25 min.
dbpprop:randomChance	Medium
dbpprop:reference	http://www.pagat.com/sedma/hola.html http://www.pagat.com/sedma/ristikontra.html http://www.pagat.com/sedma/zsirozas.html http://cs.wikibooks.org/wiki/Pravidla_karetn%C3%ADch_her/Sedma
dbpprop:related	dbpedia:Špady
dbpprop:skills	Strategy
dbpprop:title	Sedma
dbpprop:wikiPageUsesTemplate	dbpedia:Template:infobox_cardgame
rdfs:comment	Sedma, the Czech word for “Seven”, is a trick-taking card game of Bohemian origin for four players with rules both simple and highly unusual. It is closely related to the Finnish game Ristiklappi, Ristikontra, the Hungarian game Zsírozás and the Polish game Hola, a Ukrainian word meaning "Naked".
rdfs:label	Sedma
skos:subject	dbpedia:Category:Trick-taking_card_games
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foaf:page	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sedma
is dbpprop:related of	dbpedia:Trappola