This document describes the card game Seka (also known as Sikka, Sichka, Strelkoza, Trinka, Trynka, Drynka, Tri Lista, Dva Lista, and others). It's a game for 2-10 players using a standard 52-card deck. For 2-4 players, only cards from Tens to Aces (20 cards) are used; for 5-10 players, cards from Sixes to Aces (36 cards) are used. A Joker is included, acting as a designated card (usually a Six) of any suit.

Card Values:

• Joker and Ace: 11 points
• King to Ten: 10 points
• Lower cards: face value

The player with the highest point total at the end wins the pot.

Gameplay:

1. A dealer is chosen randomly. Players contribute an agreed-upon amount to the pot.
2. Each player receives three cards. Players decide whether to fold or continue.
3. Points are scored for matching suits ("flush"). For example, a Seven and a Jack of Clubs score 17 points. Otherwise, only the highest card's value counts.
4. Three cards of the same rank ("three of a kind," or "trynka") score higher than any flush (but not a higher three of a kind).
5. Betting begins with the player to the dealer's right. Players can fold, call, or raise.
6. After the betting round, the first player decides to continue betting or reveal their cards.
7. The player with the highest point total wins the pot.
8. In case of a tie, players can split the pot or start a new round called "svara." "Svara" starts with the same pot amount plus an additional 1/N (where N is the previous pot size). Other players can contribute and join.
9. Bluffing is allowed. A player can raise even with a low score.
10. The player after the dealer can place a blind bet ("zatemit"), without looking at their cards. Subsequent players must match double the blind bet to continue.

Version 4.0.2 (August 29, 2024): Bug fixes.