Tute

Tute, part of the Ace-Ten family of card games, hails from Italy and was originally called Tutti. By the 19th century, it had gained popularity in Spain and has since become a well-loved game there. Naipes, traditional Spanish or Italian playing cards make up the 40-card deck used for play. Each player receives eight cards with the non-dealer starting with any card to begin each trick. The second player must follow suit if possible or use trump if they do not have that suit's card.
Tute, a part of the Ace-Ten family of trick-taking card games, originated in Italy and was called Tutti. This popular game spread into Spain during the 19th century where it became widely played. The traditional Spanish or Italian playing cards, known as naipes, are used to play this game with each player being dealt eight cards. In gameplay, the non-dealer is first to lead any card for the initial trick while subsequent players must follow suit if possible or use trump cards if lacking that particular suit.