Dou Dizhu is a popular card game in China. The game is played by 3 players, using a deck of 54 cards (including big and small kings), one of which is the landlord and the other two are the other. Fighting the Landlord is a poker game popular in Wuhan and Hanyang, Hubei. The game needs to be played by 3 players, using a deck of 54 cards (including ghost cards), one of which is the landlord, and the other two are the other.
Fighting the Landlord originated in the Hanyang area of ​​Wuhan, Hubei Province. It was adapted by professional poker expert Yan Jun and his companions based on the popular local poker game "Run Fast". At the beginning, there was a group of "running fast" obsessed, who often played "running fast" with three people when the number of people was insufficient. At first, it was not called Fighting Landlord, but the people in their circle were called "two-on-one". The original "two-on-one" has a total of 54 cards, and each player is dealt 18 cards, leaving no three hole cards, but one player randomly draws a card from each of the other two players, and the players who are drawn share the same card. Cooperate to deal with players who draw cards, which gradually evolved into "Fighting Landlords". The first card type named by Dou Dizhu was an airplane, and then a rocket. In 1995, "Two Fights One" was officially named "Doudizhu". Now it has swept the whole of China.
How to play: This game consists of three people playing a deck of cards, the landlord is one side, and the other two are the other side. The playing rules are similar to "competing for the top". You can use it in many places, subway, bars, stations, airports, it is a good way to relieve stress. You can also share it with your friends.
The rocket is the largest and can play any other card.
Bombs are smaller than rockets and larger than other cards. When they are all bombs, they are based on the value of the cards.
(For "Leap Field", Rocket > Pure Leap Bomb > Hard Bomb > Soft Bomb. Bombs of the same level are based on the value of the cards.)
Except for rockets and bombs, other cards must have the same card type and the same total number of cards to compare the size.
The single cards are ranked according to the value ratio, in order: King > King >2>A>K>Q>J>10>9>8>7>6>5>4>3, regardless of suit.
Pairs and three cards are ranked according to the value ratio.
Straight cards are compared according to the value of the highest card.
The plane with wings and the four with two are compared according to the third straight and the four parts, and the cards they bring do not affect the size.
(There is no distinction between the card types matched by the Leizi and the "original" cards in "Lei Zichang".)
(Licensing)
One deck of cards, three hole cards are left, and the rest are dealt to the three
(bid)
First, the system turns over a clear card, and the person who gets the clear card starts to bid first. Each person can only bid once. The largest is the landlord.
(play)
First, give the three hole cards to the landlord, and everyone can see the three hole cards. The landlord opens the cards, and then the cards are played in anti-clockwise order. When it comes to your call, you can choose PASS or play according to the rules. The round ends when one of the cards runs out.
When a house has one or two cards left, a warning will be given (a mine is displayed).
are you ready?