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Matter-of-fact of the week #133:
According to David Parlett’s ‘The Oxford guide to card games’, the card game Jass was first mentioned in Switzerland in 1796. Termed as the national card game of Switzerland, the Swiss-German deck consists of roses, bells, acorns, and shields.
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