Made (3–4 tricks)Marched (all 5)Euchred

01By trump count

Trump heldCallsMadeMarchedEuchred
1140,065
53.2%
7.1%46.8%
2906,217
73.5%
10.8%26.5%
3908,321
91.0%
19.2%9.0%
4201,656
99.0%
37.4%1.0%
512,822
100.0%
77.0%0.0%

Two trump is the borderline: it makes 74% of the time when strong players choose to call it. Three trump is a call almost anywhere at 91%. A call on a single trump is euchred 47% of the time.

02The bowers

Bowers heldCallsMadeEuchred
Neither bower235,523
67.9%
32.1%
Left bower only557,372
77.0%
23.0%
Right bower only1,017,570
84.5%
15.5%
Both bowers361,200
91.9%
8.1%

The right bower is the only card in the deck that can never lose a trick, and it shows: holding it alone is worth about 8 points of make rate over holding only the left.

03Trump and off-suit aces together

Make rate by trump held (rows) and off-suit aces held (columns). Blank cells are hands that cannot exist.

TrumpNo aceOne aceTwo aces
136.6%47.9%57.6%
267.0%74.4%80.0%
389.7%92.3%94.6%
498.8%99.5%
5100.0%

Off-suit aces carry real weight on a two-trump hand: with no ace it makes 67%, with one ace 74%, with two aces 80%.

04First round or second

RoundCallsMadeEuchred
First round (ordered up)1,113,624
80.6%
19.4%
Second round (named)1,058,041
83.5%
16.5%
Dealer picks up248,524
96.4%
3.6%

When the dealer takes the turned card the hand makes 96% of the time: the extra trump and the discard turn a fair hand into a strong one. More in the bidding guide.

Source: 200,000 games (2,302,736 hands) simulated on the GrandBower rules engine, with expert bots (tier 4) in all four seats, stick the dealer, games to 10. Seeded run 20261103, generated 2026-11-03. Rates describe hands that were actually called by strong players, not every hand that could have been. Free to cite with a link to GrandBower’s euchre odds (CC BY 4.0).