In each of these four rounds players take by order a call each, verbalizing (usually after discussing it with his partner) whether he/them will bid ("envido") or pass ("paso") which only results in skipping call turn to next player. After all four players have spoken each round, the bids (""apostua"") made are left hanging until the scoring round at the end. If no bet was made and all four players passed to bid, the round is "in pass" and will be decided at the end of the hand for a reduced value of just one point.