Euchre ‪*‬ 12+

I know this may just be bad luck, but the opponents who are bots always tend to receive the bowers whenever they are the ones who are dealing. It seems a bit rigged in that sense, and there are other situations where it feels like the game is working against you to make your average more 50/50. The opponent went alone with clubs being trump, and led an off suit ace of diamonds; to which my teammate played the 10 of hearts(implying he had no diamonds to follow suit or no trump to take the trick), and I also had no trump so I threw out a random low off suit card. The very next trick the opponent who was going alone led the right(Jack of clubs); then my teammate followed suit with the king of clubs. If my teammate were behaving like a normal person who knows the game of euchre, he would have played that King in the first trick to take the loner hand away, the opponent ended up getting all 5 tricks giving them the four points. This game can be very rigged, and there are many other examples like it

This 3 star rating is me being generous and because I love the game of Euchre so much.

I have played this game for over sixty-five years, and while this version might be OK for someone learning, it lacks depth and, by my initial experience, it calls up trump too easily, thus allowing for opposing teams to “euchre” the trump-making team. Most people who have played extensively will agree that so much success is the luck of the deal, but there are little innuendos of both skill and strategy that this game misses. A game called Super Euchre, while not perfect, is better.
If the developers could get feedback on games being played, they could train the programming computer to refine the moves of both teams.
Also if, by the fourth trick, the hand is lost or won, and the other team has a trick so that a fifth play is pointless, the cards should be thrown in. That could have an override if the game is being used by beginners.

I’ve played this game a lot and it is obvious there is no random deals and the two bot opponents play like they know what cards the other players have. Almost every time I’m dealt a good hand I can predict the flipped card is the opposite color. The opponents call trump almost all the time and it rarely gets to the dealer to make the call. If I’m dealer, I almost never have the suite that is flipped. And if I turn down offered trump, the opponents miraculously select a the one suite I don’t have. I understand in Euchre it makes sense when I have all black my opponent have more red, it just happens too often to be random. I have also observed getting great hand when my team is losing by a lot. Almost like the game is trying to make things “fair”. I would love this game if I didn’t feel like I was constantly set up to lose.