Hazari - Offline Card Game 12‏+

Hazari is one of the classic card games like Call bridge, Call Break & Twenty Nine in Bangladesh. It is also popular in India, Nepal, Sri Lanka & so on. This game offers you a great offline experience. It is a 13-card brag game where players arrange their 13 cards into 4 groups or sets. The game is played by four players, using a standard 52-card deck. The game ends if a player reaches 1000 points. The final winner is decided who can collect 1000 points at first after many games.

After all the cards are shown and taken by the round winners, card points get counted as their values. Cards from ACE(A) to 10(ten) are counted as 10 points each and the Cards from 9 to 2 are 5 (five) points each.
A, K, Q, J, 10 = 10 points each
9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 = 5 points each

Game Features:
Easy Settings
Smooth Gameplay
Different game length
Smooth animations
Simple user interface
Good quality sounds and vibrations
Supports all screen sizes
Suitable for all level players

Gameplay:
After getting dealt all cards to players, all start sorting their 13 cards into four sets like 3, 3, 3, and 4. After that, all players get ready to show their cards. A player from the dealer's right side starts showing his first card set to the rest. Card groups must be arranged in higher to lower value order.
In this way, one by one shows his first card set. The highest-ranking card group will win the round. The winner keeps those cards to himself for counting points after 4 rounds of the game and shows off his second-highest card set again. Game points get counted after all four rounds. Thus the game goes on until a player collects 1000 points.

Please note, If a player shows a card set and the same ranked set is shown by another player, later on, the 2nd player with the same ranked set beats the first player. For example, if a player shows A, K, Q of HEARTS, the second player shows 678 of SPADE, the third player shows A, K, Q of DIAMONDS, and the fourth player throws 55J of Hearts. The winner is AKQ, the third player, who takes all those cards to himself.

Higher-order to lower order to win as ranking:

TROY
Any three same cards AAA, KKK, QQQ, JJJ ........ 222

COLOR RUN
Any three cards of the same suit and in order,
AKQ > A23 > KQJ > QJ10 > .......... > 432

RUN
Any three cards in sequence,
AKQ > A23 > KQJ > QJ10 > .......... > 432

COLOR
For any three cards of the same suit, the highest card determines the rank

PAIR
Two cards with the same rank in a group, like 443, 99J, and QQ6. The biggest pair is AAK and the smallest is 223

INDIVIDUALS
Any card doesn't match the same group, color, or arrangement. Like 5(hearts) 7(spades) 9(diamonds), they make up nothing just the highest card is 9.