I was hoping for that as well. There's certainly a wide variety of play styles demonstrated by my (white, non-military, American) family and friends. Some are

I was hoping for that as well. There's certainly a wide variety of play styles demonstrated by my (white, non-military, American) family and friends. Some are sandbaggers, some are risk-takers, some focus more or less on the bidding versus the actual cards being played, some prefer rule variants that add more randomness, some prefer rules that make it more tactical or information based...though I can't say I could draw a link between those game habits and real life personalities.