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Deal four cards to each player and form two teams of partners sitting opposite each other.

Players use secret hand signals to silently communicate hand strength to their partner across the table.

In turn, each player may discard some or all cards and draw replacements once both teams agree to the exchange, or a team may choose to skip the exchange.

Teams then bid confidently or fold on a series of categories: grande for high cards, chica for low cards, pares for matching pairs, and juego for a strong point total.

Whichever team wins each category collects points, betting more or less based on their partner's signaled hand.

The first team to reach the agreed target score, commonly 30 or 40 points, wins the match.