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Brandeln is an historical card game for four players in which three play against a soloist. It is one of the earliest games to use the terms Bettel – a contract to lose every trick – and Mord - a contract to win every trick. One of several card games mastered by Mozart, Brandeln is still current in Austria and Germany today. It has been described as having a "civilized, refined and ingenious character" and "one of the most pleasant card games". Parlett Anglicized the name to Brandle and agrees that it is "a delightful German Nap equivalent".

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dbo:abstract	Brandeln is an historical card game for four players in which three play against a soloist. It is one of the earliest games to use the terms Bettel – a contract to lose every trick – and Mord - a contract to win every trick. One of several card games mastered by Mozart, Brandeln is still current in Austria and Germany today. It has been described as having a "civilized, refined and ingenious character" and "one of the most pleasant card games". Parlett Anglicized the name to Brandle and agrees that it is "a delightful German Nap equivalent". (en) Brandeln ist ein historisches Kartenspiel für vier Personen, wobei stets drei gegen einen spielen. (de)
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dbp:altNames	Brandle (en)
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rdfs:comment	Brandeln is an historical card game for four players in which three play against a soloist. It is one of the earliest games to use the terms Bettel – a contract to lose every trick – and Mord - a contract to win every trick. One of several card games mastered by Mozart, Brandeln is still current in Austria and Germany today. It has been described as having a "civilized, refined and ingenious character" and "one of the most pleasant card games". Parlett Anglicized the name to Brandle and agrees that it is "a delightful German Nap equivalent". (en) Brandeln ist ein historisches Kartenspiel für vier Personen, wobei stets drei gegen einen spielen. (de)
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