[{"n": "Bauerntarock", "u": "/e/three-player-card-games/bauerntarock/", "s": "A point-trick game from Austria with a unique bidding system."}, {"n": "Black Maria (card game)", "u": "/e/three-player-card-games/black-maria-card-game/", "s": "A British Hearts variant where the Queen of Spades is the highest penalty card."}, {"n": "Brus (card game)", "u": "/e/three-player-card-games/brus-card-game/", "s": "A Danish card game descended from Karnöffel, with unusual ranking and matadors."}, {"n": "Dreeg", "u": "/e/three-player-card-games/dreeg/", "s": "A Franconian compendium variant of Sixty-Six with four sub-games."}, {"n": "Dreiertarock", "u": "/e/three-player-card-games/dreiertarock/", "s": "A three-handed Austrian Tarock game with talon and bidding."}, {"n": "Droggn", "u": "/e/three-player-card-games/droggn/", "s": "An extinct 66-card Tarock variant from the Tyrolean Stubai valley."}, {"n": "Fuchzenawa", "u": "/e/three-player-card-games/fuchzenawa/", "s": "Austrian Rams-family card game from Salzburg, also called Mulatschak."}, {"n": "Haferltarock", "u": "/e/three-player-card-games/haferltarock/", "s": "A Bavarian card game with point bidding and no permanent trump suit."}, {"n": "Husarln", "u": "/e/three-player-card-games/husarln/", "s": "A brisk Austrian Tarock variant with 42 cards."}, {"n": "Illustrated Tarock", "u": "/e/three-player-card-games/illustrated-tarock/", "s": "An embellished Austrian Tarock game for three players."}, {"n": "King (card game)", "u": "/e/three-player-card-games/king-card-game/", "s": "A Russian compendium card game with alternating negative and positive contracts."}, {"n": "Mariáš", "u": "/e/three-player-card-games/mari/", "s": "A Czech and Slovak three-player trick-taking game with simplified scoring."}, {"n": "Militaire", "u": "/e/three-player-card-games/militaire/", "s": "A Rummy game played with British Army rank badge cards."}, {"n": "Mulatschak", "u": "/e/three-player-card-games/mulatschak/", "s": "Austrian Rams-family game aiming to reduce one's score to zero."}, {"n": "Murln", "u": "/e/three-player-card-games/murln/", "s": "A Rams-family variant from Vienna and Styria."}, {"n": "Ombre", "u": "/e/three-player-card-games/ombre/", "s": "A classic three-player trick-taking game that introduced bidding for trumps."}, {"n": "Papillon (card game)", "u": "/e/three-player-card-games/papillon-card-game/", "s": "An old French fishing card game for three or four players."}, {"n": "Piquesept", "u": "/e/three-player-card-games/piquesept/", "s": "An extinct German ace–ten game with a commanding Seven of Spades."}, {"n": "Point Tarock", "u": "/e/three-player-card-games/point-tarock/", "s": "A three-player Austrian tarot game with point-bidding announcements."}, {"n": "Preferans", "u": "/e/three-player-card-games/preferans/", "s": "A sophisticated Russian plain-trick game with complex bidding and scoring."}, {"n": "Rosbiratschka", "u": "/e/three-player-card-games/rosbiratschka/", "s": "A German-origin trick-taking game for three or four players."}, {"n": "Russian Schnapsen", "u": "/e/three-player-card-games/russian-schnapsen/", "s": "A three-player trick-taking game aiming for over 1000 points."}, {"n": "Salt Lake Solo", "u": "/e/three-player-card-games/salt-lake-solo/", "s": "A three-player trick-taking game from the western United States."}, {"n": "Schlauch (card game)", "u": "/e/three-player-card-games/schlauch-card-game/", "s": "Extinct Bavarian drinking card game from the mid-19th century."}, {"n": "Sergeant major (card game)", "u": "/e/three-player-card-games/sergeant-major-card-game/", "s": "A three-player whist-based trick-taking game with variable trick targets."}, {"n": "Six-bid solo", "u": "/e/three-player-card-games/six-bid-solo/", "s": "A three-player trick-taking game from the western United States."}, {"n": "Sjavs", "u": "/e/three-player-card-games/sjavs/", "s": "A Danish Schafkopf variant with two regional forms."}, {"n": "Skitgubbe", "u": "/e/three-player-card-games/skitgubbe/", "s": "Swedish card game where the loser becomes the skitgubbe."}]