The remaining four cards (or five if using the Joker) are called the "kitty" and are placed face down in front of the dealer. The top card of the kitty is turned face up, and bidding begins. The dealer asks each player in turn if he would like the suit of the top card to be trump, which he indicates by saying either "pick it up" or "pass". If the choice comes around to the dealer, the dealer can either pick the card up or flip it over. If the dealer acquires the top card (either by being ordered to pick it up or choosing to pick it up), the top card becomes part of the dealer's hand, the dealer then discarding a card to the kitty, face down. If no one orders up the top card and the dealer also chooses not to pick it up, each player is then given the opportunity, in turn, to call a different suit as trump. If no trump is selected, it is a "misdeal", and the deal is passed clockwise. If the dealer's partner orders his partner (the dealer) to pick up he has to drop his hand and his partner goes alone - with the belief they may get 4 points.