Polish Pitch

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Polish Pitch is similar to 10 point pitch with the following differences:

There are 13 points instead of 10; the extra three points are from the off three (similar to the Jick)

The following are worth one point: Ace, Jack, Jick, both Jokers, 10 and 2

The 3's are each worth three points

It is always played with partners (two teams of two)

All cards are dealt out with the two players to the left of the bidder receiving an extra card apiece

Four cards to each person are dealt up (so all players can see them)

Bidders must name their suit (entry bid is four)

The team reaching 72 points first wins; it is not necessary to bid to win

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