Dutch is a real-time multiplayer card game (a Golf / Cambio variant). Each player gets a row of face-down cards, and the goal is simple: have the lowest total score when someone calls “Dutch”. You mostly can't see your own cards, so memory and timing are everything.
Before play begins, one player picks a number (0–4). Everyone then secretly looks at that many of their own cards. Try to remember which cards you have and where they are.
Do one of two things, then end your turn:
When a J, Q, or A lands face-up — whether you flipped it, discarded it from your row, or matched it — its power fires:
If you know one of your face-down cards has the same rank as the discard-pile card (e.g. two 7s, or two Kings), tap Match and pick it to drop it — now you have one fewer card. You can do this even when it isn't your turn. But guess wrong and you draw a penalty card. At the start of each turn there's a short window so everyone gets a chance to match.
Think you have the lowest total? Take your turn, then call Dutch. Everyone else gets one final turn (with a last chance to match), then all cards are revealed and scores counted. The lowest total wins the round — so call it when you're confident.