<p>Yes. The current round continues and someone else can win the trick, unless you're the third player to go out, in which a new round begins.</p>

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2015-03-06T20:59:48.570Z
2015-03-06T20:59:48.570Z
shmup
<p>As Lobsang mentioned: yes, the round continues.</p>

<p>If everybody passes, you (player of J-J) would take the trick, then cede the lead of the next hand to the player next in order, since you have nothing left to play.</p>

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2015-08-10T19:04:09.973Z
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2015-08-10T19:18:37.197Z
Max Saltonstall
<p>Pretend 10-10 is played and then I go out with J-J. Does the current round continue (players playing Q-Q or higher, etc), hence I would not claim the cards, or does it end (me still obviously being out) and the next player will lead?</p>

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When you go out in Tichu, does the current round continue?
shmup
# When you go out in Tichu, does the current round continue?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-03-06)

Pretend 10-10 is played and then I go out with J-J. Does the current round continue (players playing Q-Q or higher, etc), hence I would not claim the cards, or does it end (me still obviously being out) and the next player will lead?

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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_0 on 2015-03-06. Score: 7 | Accepted answer

Yes. The current round continues and someone else can win the trick, unless you're the third player to go out, in which a new round begins.


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### Answer by username_1 on 2015-08-10. Score: 2

As Lobsang mentioned: yes, the round continues.

If everybody passes, you (player of J-J) would take the trick, then cede the lead of the next hand to the player next in order, since you have nothing left to play.


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