Tutti (also spelled Touti)
You typed “Tutti” to find a card game? You are not alone. Around tables in Morocco people often say Tutti, Touti, sometimes Bastando or Mzaida depending on the café and the city. The ear keeps a sound. The keyboard hesitates.
In Morocco the card game is mostly written Touti. Same game, same forty cards, same tricks, same race to 600 points. Four players, two teams, around a café, at an uncle’s place, or now behind a screen. And if you want to play online without searching further, it is here, on ToutiGame.
Tutti and Touti are the same game
Tutti and Touti are the same card game. In Morocco people mostly write Touti. Tutti is the original Italian spelling many people type when they search. The Spanish cousin is called Tute. ToutiGame is where you play Moroccan Tutti online, on the web, on iOS, and on Android.
Around a table nobody opens a dictionary. You cut, you bid, you play the Tronfo, you count. The name travels by ear, then each person writes what they hear. That is why both spellings exist. That is why this page exists: to say clearly you are in the right place, whether you searched Tutti or Touti.
If a friend sent you a link written Tutti, or you grew up with that spelling, you have nothing to fix. You were looking for the Moroccan game. You found it. The rest is ink.
Why “Tutti”?
Because the game is spoken more than it is written. In Darija and in spoken French, you hear “touti” or “tutti”. When it is time to search on a keyboard, the ear often pushes toward Tutti, the Italian spelling. That is not a mistake. It is the path a game name takes from the table to the screen.
Where does the word Tutti come from?
The name comes from Italian “Tutti” (“all”). In Tute, “Tutti” is also a game announcement: a player declares it when holding the four kings, or the four cavaliers (knights / jacks depending on wording).
The game left Italy, spread in Spain as Tute, then took root in Morocco as Touti, with traditional Moroccan cards (four suits: swords, gold, cups, batons).
Today many players still type “Tutti” when searching. On ToutiGame we write Touti, and we keep Tutti visible so those searches land here.
Tutti and Tute, table cousins
Tute is the Spanish cousin. Same family of cards, same idea of tricks and trump. But Moroccan Tutti has its own way to play.
Here we bid. The Chra, or Mzaida depending on the table, decides who buys the contract and which suit becomes Tronfo. We announce the Ghna when we hold the Cabal and the Rey of the same suit. And we play to 600 points, hand after hand, until one team hits the ceiling.
Tute has its own variants, scores, and table culture. Tutti is not a copy-paste. It is the game we kept, adapted, and still play at the café, with family, and now online. Same cousinage, different house.
What makes Tutti is not only the Spanish game. It is the Chra climbing, the silence just before a trick, the Ghna announced too loud, and the smile of the team that passes 600. Tute has its rooms. Tutti has ours.
If you want the precise rules (card values, trick flow, 9a3a, Ghna thresholds), they are on the rules page. We do not copy them here. This page answers another question: Tutti and Touti are the same game.
Play Tutti (Touti) online
ToutiGame is Moroccan Tutti online. Web, iOS, Android. Real-time games, four players, two teams, like a real table. You can learn with Ba Driss, the in-app coach, then play hands against other players.
The brand is called ToutiGame. Tutti appears here so people who search that spelling find the right table.
Just starting? Ba Driss explains Chra, Tronfo, and table instincts in the app. Already know the game? Sit down and play. The rules stay the reference. The app is the table.
You open the site or the app, you sit, you take your ten cards. No need for a new brand name. ToutiGame stays ToutiGame. We simply left the door open for Tutti, so search leads to the game, not to another page.
Whether you come from the neighbourhood café or a “Tutti card game” search, the table is the same. You play, you learn, you play again. The name on the screen is ToutiGame. The game on the table is Tutti.
Frequently asked questions
Other questions about your account, tokens, or how the app works? The help center gathers the common answers. We do not copy them here. help center