On the gaming table, an advice is shown telling the player what he can do and should do. If he must deposit three odd cards after taking a Talon half and you want to control him manually, you can do the following:

• Drag and drop
  1. Press your finger or the left mouse button on the card to be deposited. If the selected card must not be deposited (King or Trula Piece), it will became red-rimmed. If the card is valid, it will became green-rimmed.
  2. Drag the card to the tricks pile of the activated player. A red-rimmed card cannot be moved. The tricks pile, the card can be placed on becomes also green-rimmed when the dragged card is over it.
  3. Drop the card, it will be placed on the player's tricks pile automatically.
   
• Double click
  1. Double click the card you want to deposit. If the selected card must not be deposited (King or Trula Piece), it will became re-rimmed. If the card is valid, it will became green-rimmed.
  2. A card will be placed on the player's tricks pile automatically. A card with a red border will not be placed.

If you have mistakenly deposited an unwanted card, you can use the general function to revoke the last action if it is allowed. However, you can also remove the last card deposited as follows, as long as you have not yet completed the filing process with an announcement:

• Double click
  1. Double click the tricks pile
  2. The card placed on the tricks pile lastly will be moved back to your card hand again.

Alternatively, you can also click on the user portrait of the activated player, then the game assistant will execute the action for you. If you have activated the learning mode, an explanation of the game assistant will be displayed first, which you have to confirm.

Left besides the tricks pile, the number of tricks and the number of deposited cards after Talon acquisition are displayed. If there are tarocks under the deposited cards, the number of those cards is displayed in brackets additionally. If you control the player, also the score of the tricks pile in points/bits is shown.