Hazari

Hazari (হাজারি) Card Game - A Thrilling Experience Similar to Teen Patti & Poker

Hazari (হাজারী) Card Game Free - An Addictive Offline Card Game Experience

Long Description:

Features:

1. Multiplayer Options: Enjoy the game with both user and CPU players for a versatile gaming experience.
2. Universal Compatibility: Designed to fit seamlessly on all phones and tablets, supporting all screen sizes.
3. Inclusive Gameplay: Suitable for players of all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned card game enthusiasts.
4. User-Friendly Interface: Boasts a simple UI design and easy-to-navigate settings for a smooth gaming experience.
5. Engaging and Easy to Play: A fun and straightforward game that's perfect for passing time.
6. Realistic CPU Opponents: Features highly logical CPU players to challenge and enhance your gameplay.
7. Ideal for Leisure: A great option for time pass, offering endless entertainment.

About the Hazari Game:

1. Player Setup: Hazari is a 4-player card game utilizing a standard 52-card deck.
2. Card Distribution: Each player receives 13 cards, totaling 52 cards in play.
3. Card Arrangement: Players arrange their cards in descending order from highest to lowest before play begins.
4. Game Start: The first player to finish arranging their cards signals readiness by calling "up."
5. Gameplay Mechanics: Once all players are ready, the player to the right of the dealer initiates the game by playing the first card.
6. Winning Rounds: The player with the highest card value wins the round and leads the next play with three cards.
7. Scoring System: After all cards are played, points are tallied. Cards from Ace (A) to 10 are worth 10 points each, while cards from 9 to 2 are worth 5 points.
8. Point Calculation: Aces, Kings, Queens, Jacks, and 10s score 10 points, and 9s through 2s score 5 points.
9. Winning the Game: The first player to accumulate 1000 points across multiple games wins.
10. Tie-Breaking Rules: If multiple players throw the same card value, the player who played later wins the round.
11. Example Scenario: If Player 1 plays AKQ of Hearts, Player 2 plays 678 of Spades, Player 3 plays AKQ of Diamonds, and Player 4 plays 55J of Hearts, Player 3 wins with AKQ of Diamonds.

Card Hierarchy for Winning:

• Troy: Three cards of the same rank (e.g., AAA, KKK, QQQ, etc.).
• Color Run: Three consecutive cards of the same suit (e.g., AKQ of Spades, A23 of Hearts, etc.).
• Run: Three consecutive cards of any suit (e.g., AKQ mixed suits, A23 mixed suits, etc.).
• Color: Any three cards of the same suit, with the highest card determining the winner (e.g., K83 of Spades vs. K92 of Spades, where K92 wins).
• Pair: Two cards of the same rank with any third card (e.g., 443, 99J, QQ6, with AAK being the highest pair and 223 the lowest).
• Indi or Individuals: Any three cards not forming a set, run, or color, where the highest card determines the winner (e.g., 5 of Hearts, 7 of Spades, 9 of Diamonds, with 9 being the highest card).

How to Play:

1. Card Arrangement: Players arrange their 13 cards into groups of 3, 3, 3, and 4.
2. First Round: The first player throws three cards, and others follow suit with their highest value cards.
3. Subsequent Rounds: The winner of the previous round leads with their next highest set of cards, continuing until all cards are played.
4. Final Round: The player who won the third round leads with their remaining four cards.
5. Victory Condition: The game continues until a player reaches 1000 points.

What's New in Version 1.2.2

Last updated on Sep 30, 2024

• Bug Fixes: Improved stability and performance for an even smoother gaming experience.