Hazari - 1000 Points Card Game 1.2.2

Hazari (হাজারী) card game free - An addictive offline card game.

Long description:

• User-friendly and enjoyable for all card game players
• Compatible with all phones and tablets
• Supports all screen sizes
• Simple UI design and easy settings
• Highly entertaining and easy to play
• A great option for passing the time
• Includes challenging CPU players

About the Hazari game:

1. This is a 4-player card game played with a standard 52-card deck.
2. Each player receives 13 cards, totaling to 52 cards.
3. Players are given time to arrange their cards in descending order.
4. Once a player finishes arranging their cards, they make a call.
5. When all four players make a call, the player to the right of the dealer starts throwing cards.
6. The player with the highest-value card wins and collects the cards. They then throw the next three cards in descending order of power.
7. After all the cards have been thrown and collected, points are counted for each player. Aces (A) to 10 are worth 10 points, while cards 9 to 2 are worth 5 points.
8. The winner is the first person to accumulate a total of 1000 points after playing multiple games.
9. If two players throw the same card, the second player beats the first. For example, if player 1 throws AKQ of HEARTS and player 2 throws 678 of SPADES, player 3 then throws AKQ of DIAMONDS, and player 4 throws 55J of Hearts, the winner is player 3 with AKQ.

Rules for winning:

• TROY- Any three cards of the same rank (e.g., AAA, KKK, QQQ) or any three of the same number (e.g., 10-10-10, 222).
• COLOR RUN- Any three cards of the same suit in ascending order (e.g., AKQ of SPADES or DIAMONDS or HEARTS or CLUBS).
• RUN- Three cards of the same rank but not necessarily in order (e.g., AKQ of any suit).
• COLOR- Any cards with the same suit but not necessarily in order.
• PAIR- Any two cards of the same rank.
• INDI or INDIVIDUALS- Individual cards that do not belong to the same suit or rank. The highest card wins.

How to play:

1. Each player arranges their 13 cards into groups of 3, 3, 3, and 4.
2. The first player throws their highest value card and the other players follow suit.
3. The player with the highest-value card collects all the thrown cards and throws their second-highest card.
4. This process continues with players throwing their remaining three cards and the winner collecting them each time.
5. The game continues until a player accumulates a score of 1000 points individually.