Rules for a Norwegian (?) card game

[Tamuel]

Some years ago, during a bridge week, I learned a card game presumedly
hailing from Norway, as it was called "Sprojt" or "Spröjt" or something.

If I recall the rules correctly the deuces were taken out of the deck, and
placed in a special order, marking what suit were trumps at the current
deal.
4 players, each got 12 cards.
You were forced to follow suit, and cover. And if you could not follow suit,
I assume you were forced to ruff.

Could anyone help me with the rules?

[David Parlett]

In message <s2qsg.8418$E02....@newsb.telia.net>, Tamuel
<bwestlin...@comhem.se> writes

It's an Icelandic three-player Whist variant also known as Manni - see
http://www.pagat.com/whist/manni.html

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David Parlett
For books and games visit http://www.davidparlett.co.uk

[Tamuel]

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Thanks. I vividly remember, though, that if anyone lead a trump you were
forced to cover. Perhaps it was just trumps where you were forced to cover.
And perhaps it was a variation of the game.