In games with seven or eight players, the Tappist can call a trump that is not worth 5 points. The player who holds this card will be the Tappist's secret partner. In a Solo game, the declarer is known as the Soloist who plays alone against the others without exchanging cards with the "tapp". If all players pass, everyone will play for themselves in a misère game. The declarer (or the dealer's right in a misère game) leads the first trick, others must follow suit if they can. If a player is void of the suit, they must play a trump. Only when void of the suit led and trumps can any card be sloughed. The winner of the trick leads the next one. The Fool is the highest trump but if it is the last trump in the player's possession, the player can elect to play another card instead of following suit. Once this occurs, the Fool is no longer a trump but an excuse that must be reserved for the last trick.