White

These conventions apply to any variant with a white (touched by no colors) suit.

Loaded Play Clues are "turned on" for white cards.
Normally, Loaded Play Clues are "turned off" in the Early Game. However, note that Loaded Play Clues always apply to white cards, even in the Early Game.
This means that if a player is Loaded, and a Chop-Focused card could be white, then they will always assume that it is a White Loaded Play Clue.
For example, in a 3-player game:
- White 2 is played on the stacks. Blue 3 is in the trash.
- Bob has a globally-known playable red 1 in his hand.
- Alice clues number 3 to Bob, touching a 3 on Bob's chop.
- Normally, Bob would interpret this as an Early Save on the blue 3.
- However, Bob knows that white 3 is currently playable and that he is Loaded. Thus, this must be a White Loaded Play Clue on a white 3.
As an exception, White Loaded Play Clues do not apply to number 5 clues in the Low Score Phase.

Since players will always assume White Loaded Play Clues, you can also use them to perform Self-Finesses.
For example, in a 3-player game (using a number 3 clue that looks like a Critical Save):
- White 1 is played on the stacks. White 3 and blue 3 are in the trash.
- Bob has a globally-known playable red 1 in his hand.
- Alice clues number 3 to Bob, touching a 3 on Bob's chop.
- Normally, Bob would interpret this as an Early Save on either the blue 3 or the white 3.
- However, Bob knows that he is Loaded and that this 3 could be a white 3. Thus, this must be a White Loaded Play Clue on a white 3.
- Bob does not see any white 2's, so he knows that he must have the white 2 as a Self-Finesse. Bob blind plays his Finesse Position. It is a white 2 and it successfully plays.
For example, in a 3-player game (using a number 2 clue that looks like a 2 Save):
- It is the first turn and nothing is played on the stacks.
- Alice clues Cathy red, touching a red 1 as a Play Clue.
- Bob clues Cathy number 2, touching a 2 on her chop.
- Normally, Cathy would interpret this as an Early 2 Save on any 2 in the game.
- However, Cathy knows that she is Loaded and that the 2 could be a white 2. Thus, this must be a White Loaded Play Clue on a white 2.
- Bob does not see any white 1's, so he knows that he must have the white 1 as a Self-Finesse. Bob blind plays his Finesse Position. It is a white 1 and it successfully plays.