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Mau Binh, a Vietnamese folk card game, is attractive with creative and engaging rules

Instructions on how to play Mau Binh
1. Prepare
Deck of 52 cards.
Number of players: 2 to 4 people.
2. Card order and strength
The cards in Mau Binh are ranked in order from smallest to largest: 2, 3, 4, ..., 10, J, Q, K, A.
Cards with the same value will compare their suit, ranked from weak to strong: Spades < Diamonds < Diamonds < Hearts.
Strong links in Mau Binh (from high to low):
Dragon Hall: 13 consecutive cards from 2 to A, regardless of suit.
Luc Phe Bon: 6 pairs of cards and 1 odd card.
Three Boxes: 3 boxes and 1 pair.
Straight Break: Straight of cards of the same suit.
Four of a Kind: 4 cards of the same value.
Cu Lu: 1 set of three and 1 pair.
Box: 5 cards of the same suit.
Straight: 5 cards in a row, not of the same suit.
Sam Co: 3 cards of the same value.
Animals: 2 pairs.
Pair: 2 cards of the same value.
Mau Thau: There are no links.
3. How to play
Step 1: Deal the cards
Each player is dealt 13 cards.
Step 2: Arrange the cards
Players arrange cards into 3 hands according to their own strategy. Arrangement time is usually limited to a few minutes to ensure game rhythm.
Step 3: Compare cards
After arranging, players take turns comparing each limb with each other: first limb, middle limb, last limb. Points will be awarded for each winning hand.
Step 4: Calculate points
Win 1 hand: +1 point.
Lose 1 hand: -1 point.
Win white (special cards like Dragon Hall, Luc Phe Bon): Win immediately, no need to compare cards.
4. Some important notes
If the cards are placed in the wrong order (the first hand is stronger than the last hand), the card will be considered "lost" and the entire bet will be lost.
Card placement strategy plays an important role. Players need to consider optimizing each limb and preserving the order of strength.
5. Tips for playing Mau Binh effectively
Understand the rules of the game: Master how to calculate points and order cards to avoid losses.
Flexible card placement: Based on your opponent's cards and the match situation to change tactics.
Focus on the middle limb: The middle limb is often compared the most and easily affects the overall results.
Risk management: If your cards are weak, bet safely to avoid big losses.
Conclude

Mau Binh is not only an entertaining game but also a playground for tactical thinking. With the appeal of the game rules and the diversity of card arrangements, Mau B