How passing works
Before you beat any card, you may lay a card of the same rank — and the attack moves to the next player, now with two cards. They can pass it on again. You can only pass if the next player holds enough cards to defend.
Everything else is as in throw-in Durak: trumps, throwing in, beaten or taken.
Passing Durak in Ultimate Durak
- Pick the Passing mode when you create a table.
- 2, 3, 4 or 6 players, a 24, 36 or 52-card deck.
- A chip stake, or a friendly table with no stake and no rating.
- An open table in the public list or invite-only — by code and link.
Tips for passing Durak
- Keep a pair of the same rank: it’s a pass ready to go.
- Watch the next player’s hand — you can’t pass onto a short hand.
- Passing with a trump is a strong move late in the deck.