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Dou Dizhu

The classic three-player system is called Dou Dizhu. Each player takes 17 cards first, keeping 3 hole cards; The landlord faces two peasants alone; if either farmer plays all the cards, both farmers win together.

How to play

  1. 01

    Score and hole cards

    Randomly one person calls 1, 2, 3 points first, or does not call; the next call must be higher; If 3 points are called, the landlord is immediately determined. If no one calls points, the first caller is awarded 1 point as landlord. The landlord takes three hole cards and plays first.

  2. 02

    Hand types and sizes

    Can be played as a single card, pair, three-with-one, three-and-a-one pair, straight, consecutive pair, plane and boister, four-and-two single, or four-both-two pairs. Standard followers must have the same hand type, same number of cards, and the main card must have a higher value; The main sequence of a straight does not include 2-plus jokers.

  3. 03

    Bombs and card draws

    Four cards of the same rank are bombs, double jokers are the trump cards, and the king is the largest; Four with two is not a bomb. If two players fail to play in a row, the last player to draw it again. After checking, you can still follow again in this round.

  4. 04

    Use loop prompts

    Repeatedly click "Prompt" to rotate legal plays. If there are no legal followers, it shows "Can't Buy"; If you only suggest leaving card control to a farmer teammate, you can still choose to play; do not treat strategy suggestions as inability to follow.

These rules match the version played on this site.

Winning and losing

  • If the landlord has finished playing, the landlord wins; If any farmer has finished playing, both farmers share the win.
  • Bombs and King Bombs each double their multipliers; Spring or Reverse Spring doubles again. Each farmer settles based on base × multipliers, and landlords settle in double parts.

Game controls

  • Click Hand Selection, then click "Play"; Repeatedly click "Prompt" to switch the exit method, then click "Clear" to reselect.
  • When it's your turn to play, you can click "Not Play" or "Can't Afford to Want"; The page supports switching or closing rules, new rounds, menus, and music.

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