Bavarian Tarock

Bavarian Tarock (Template:Lang-de) or Haferltarock is a card game which is played in Bavaria and several regions of Austria as well as variants in Berlin. Despite the name, it is not a card game of the Tarock family – it is played with a German deck and is more related to Sechsundsechzig. That said, several elements of the genuine Tarock games have been incorporated, as in the game of Schafkopf. Very similar card games include Tapp, played in Württemberg, and Brixentaler Bauerntarock.

Literature

• Rita Danyliuk (2008), [[1], p. 57, at Google Books 1 × 1 der card gamee: von Bridge über Poker und Skat bis Zwicken; Glücks- und Familienspiele; Kartentricks und vieles mehr] (17th fully updated and revised ed.), Hanover: Humboldt, ISBN 978-3-86910-175-0 {{citation}}: Check |url= value (help)
• Claus D. Grupp: Doppelkopf - Schafkopf - Tarock. Originalausgabe. Falken, Niedernhausen/ Ts., 1997, ISBN 3-635-60223-X
• Claus D. Grupp: Kartenspiele im Familien und Freundeskreis. Revised and redesigned edition. Original edition. Falken, Niedernhausen/ Ts., 1996/ 1997, ISBN 3-635-60061-X
• Hugo Kastner (2005), [[2], p. 134, at Google Books Die grosse Humboldt-Enzyklopädie der Kartenspiele die ersten 500 Jahre] (Orig.-Ausg. ed.), Baden-Baden: Humboldt, p. 134, ISBN 3-89994-058-X {{citation}}: Check |url= value (help)
• Walter Sirch: Vom Alten zum Zwanzger - Bayerische Kartenspiele für Kinder und Erwachsene - neu entdeckt. Bayerischer Trachtenverband, 2008