Widow of a major suit, not bought and won.
Simple game.
Double payment against the above-mentioned rates.
Widow of a minor suit, not bought and won.
The one who made a widow and didn`t take 5 tricks should pay to the rest of the players:
2 chips to each for the unfinished game,
2 chips to each for an undertrick.
Total: 4 chips to each.
The payment doubles for the fifth lost trick. Thus, 4 chips for the unfinished game, 4 chips for each lost game after the fifth one, total is 20. On the whole 24 chips are paid.
Major suit widow, bought and lost.
Double payment against the above-mentioned rates.
Double games.
Payments double.
Minor suit widow, bought and won.
Double game.
If a player has made a widow by obligation and wins, he gets the following winnings:
4 chips for the obligation and 8 tricks,
8 chips for 10 tricks,
16 chips for 11 tricks including the fixed ones.
20 chips for 12 tricks.
The payments doubles after the 13th trick. Thus, 3 chips for the fixed 8 tricks, in slam 8 chips for each of the five overtricks., total is 40. On the whole 48 chips are paid.
Major suit widow, bought and won.
Double game.
8 chips for the fixed 8 tricks.
16 for 9,
24 for 10,
32 for 11, including fixed ones.
40 for 12.
The payment doubles after the 13th trick. Thus, 16 chips for the fixed tricks; in slam 16 chips for each of the 5 tricks, total is 80. On the whole 96 chips are paid.
The payments for the lost as well as for the won simple games are doubled in the same manner.
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