Card order

Card hierarchy ascending:

Suits hierarchy ascending: ♠ ♣ ♦ ♥

Playing

• Each player starts with 13 cards. Be the first to get rid of all your cards and you win the round.
• Lead with a single, pair, triple or run of 3+ consecutive cards. Everyone else has to follow with the same combination.
• 2s can’t be used in runs. A run can go up to an Ace (… Q K A), but never past it.
• Match what was played, but higher. Pair for a pair, single for a single, or a run of the same length.
• If you can't or won't, tap Chip to sit out until the next hand.
• The winner of a hand leads the next one.
• The winner of a round leads the next one. (A player can lead at most 3 times in a row. After that, the lowest card starts.)

Practice scoring

• Each round: 1st +4, 2nd +2, 3rd 0, 4th −2, plus chop points. First to 22 wins the match. No tokens at stake.

Online hands

• Every player bets 4 tokens each hand. 4 players: 1st +4, 2nd +2, 3rd −2, 4th −4. 3 players: +3, +1, −4. 2 players: +4, −4.
• Chops and pinches pay extra tokens: a black 2 is 2 tokens, a red 2 is 4 tokens.

Chopping 2s

• 2s are the strongest cards, but they can be chopped.
• Chop a 2 with 4 of a kind, or 3 or more consecutive pairs. Any chops you hold will glow in your hand.
• Red 2 chopped = +4. Black 2 chopped = +2. The player chopped loses those points.
• Chopping a chop doubles it. 💰
• Chop hierarchy, low to high: 3 consecutive pairs, 4 or more consecutive pairs, 4 of a kind.
• Any chop can be chopped by a higher chop.
• A pair of 2s can only be chopped by 4 of a kind or 4 or more consecutive pairs (5 or 6 in a row count too).
• Triple 2s can't be chopped.
• If a player finishes their hand with a 2, it can still be chopped to get rid of cards, but no points are gained or lost.
• If someone has chipped, they are still able to jump on a chop if they have a 4+ run of pairs or a 4 of a kind. A chop window will open to allow chipped players to jump on a 2 or a chop.

Pinching

If you're the last player left and still holding 2s when the round ends, you're pinched. You lose 2 points for each black 2 and 4 for each red 2, and the player who finished just ahead of you (3rd at a full table) gets those points.

When a player leaves

Players can come and go between hands. Everyone is dealt 13 cards, whether there are 2, 3 or 4 players. If you leave mid-hand, your 4 token bet stays in the pot. The lowest dealt card starts the first hand.

Tip

Hold a card, then drag to rearrange your hand. Chops in your hand glow blue (3 pairs in a row) or green (4 or more pairs in a row, or 4 of a kind), and they move together as one. When a chop can beat the play on the table, tap a glowing chop to select the whole thing. At any other time, cards select one at a time.