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Adda Callbreak
A Callbreak card game for Android — four-player trick taking against AI, with three difficulty levels and match history.
What this is. A Callbreak game against three AI opponents on Easy, Medium or Hard. Call your tricks, play thirteen tricks with spades as trump, score across five rounds.
Free download on Google Play, and free to play.
The rule set it implements
Standard Call Break. Thirteen cards each, spades permanently trump with no trump selection, and the two hard constraints that define the game: you must follow the led suit if you can, and if you cannot, you must play a spade if you hold one.
That second rule is the one newcomers underestimate. See the Call Break rules for why forced trumping changes how a hand plays out.
How scoring works here
Make your call exactly and you score it. Beat it and you score the call plus 0.1 per extra trick. Fall short and you lose the full call as negative points — not the difference, the whole thing.
Five rounds, scores accumulating. The Call Break scoring works through a complete four-player game showing how the player who won the most tricks still finished second.
Difficulty levels and stats
Three AI difficulty settings — Easy, Medium and Hard. The gap between them is mostly in how accurately the AI calls: an easy opponent over-calls and gives away points, a hard one does not.
The app tracks your results across matches and keeps a game history, so you can look back at a round that went wrong rather than guessing why your total dropped. It also ships a built-in how-to-play guide for anyone starting from zero.
What is in the app
A four-player Call Break table with you in one seat and computer opponents in the other three.
- Thirteen cards each, spades permanently trump, no trump selection
- Calling before play, with the full-negative penalty for falling short
- Forced trumping when you are void in the led suit
- Five-round scoring with running totals
Download and install
Free on Google Play once approved.
Computer opponents are the low-pressure way to get a feel for calling accurately, which is the part that decides games — see Call Break bidding.
Common questions
How many players does Adda Callbreak need?
Four. Playing single player, you take one seat and three computer opponents fill the rest.
How many tricks should you call in Adda Callbreak?
Count your reliable winners — aces, protected kings, and spades beyond the first two — and call that. Falling short costs the full call, while an extra trick earns only 0.1.
Is Call Break the same as Lakadi?
Yes. Lakadi and Lakidi are regional names for Call Break used in parts of north India and Nepal. The rules are the same.
Does Adda Callbreak involve real money?
No. There are no deposits, withdrawals, cash prizes or items of monetary value.
What difficulty levels does Adda Callbreak have?
Three: Easy, Medium and Hard. The difference is mainly how accurately the AI calls its tricks — an easy opponent over-calls and loses points to it.
Free on Google Play with nothing to buy. A four-player Callbreak card game for Android with three AI difficulty levels and match history.
Get it on Google Play