Argentinean Truco is a popular card game that originated from Valencia and Balearic Islands in Spain and is now played in various countries like Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, southern Chile, and Venezuela. The game is played using a Spanish deck by two, four, or six players. Each player is dealt three cards from the deck consisting of numbers 1 to 7 and figures sota, caballo, and rey. The game continues until a team finishes a game withpoints or more. The popular appeal of the game comes from the exciting bidding process, where bluffing and deception are fundamental to the game.

The game has three different ways to earn points: Truco, Envido, and Flor. Truco points can be earned by winning in the playing of the cards, while Envido points can be earned by having the best combination of two cards of the same suit or a single card. Flor points may be earned by having all three cards of the same suit. The game can be played in teams with an online head-to-head mode with chat, monthly ranking, and different types of bonuses. The game is fully compatible with blind people and includes accessibility features.