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Are you a fan of classic Vietnamese card games like Southern Tien Len, Phom, Catte, and other traditional card games? Let me introduce you to an all-in-one game that encompasses nearly all offline card games, including Tien Len, Tien Len Dem La, Phom (Ta La), Sam Loc, Catte, and Lieng. This version allows you to play against the computer and follows the rules of Southern Tien Len, Phom, Sam, and Catte from Vietnam.
Basic Features of the Card Game:
- This card game is completely free to play, with no need to purchase any coins.
- The game offers play against the computer in a 4-player mode (for Southern Tien Len, Tien Len Dem La, Phom, Sam Loc) and a 6-player mode (for Catte, Lieng), with highly intelligent AI opponents.
- Anyone can play Tien Len, Tien Len Dem La, Ta La, Sam Loc, Catte, but the bet level you choose depends on the amount of coins you have, ranging from 1k, 2k, 5k up to 5 million coins per game.
- If you're playing Southern Tien Len or Phom and get interrupted, you can pause the game. We'll save your progress, allowing you to resume playing easily later. Playing cards has never been so convenient.
Game Rules:
- Tien Len: Played with 4 players, the game starts with the 3 of spades. There's pig blocking, and the first and second place finishers win.
- Tien Len Dem La: Similar to Southern Tien Len, but the first-place winner takes all. Each remaining card in hand counts as one bet, and pig hands double the bet.
- Phom (Ta La): A purely Northern Vietnamese game, where combinations of Phom (sets, four of a kind, flushes) give you an advantage. You always hold 9 cards, and the game scores based on the highest single card you're left with; no Phom results in a loss, and three Phoms result in a win.
- Sam Loc: Essentially a 10-card version of Tien Len, but you can't win with the same rank. You can declare Sam at the start of the game (similar to stealing the deal). The first-place winner takes all, calculated like Tien Len Dem La.
- Catte: You receive 6 cards and have 4 rounds to bid for the deal. Ace is the highest card. The game focuses on bidding, and whoever wins the deal enters the showdown and settlement phase.
- Lieng (Cao To): A 3-card draw game that allows betting. Triples and Lieng have a high chance of winning, so go all in. Even an 8 or 9 is a great hand to confidently bet on.
Basic Features:
- This card game version may have fewer features compared to others, but it's incredibly engaging and fun to play.
- The game provides hints during play, letting you know the number of cards your opponents are holding and whether your hand can win. If it can't win, it will notify you.
- Don't worry about running out of coins. This version offers many ways to earn more, from daily gifts worth hundreds of coins to rewards for watching free videos.
- There's even a feature that provides support gifts when you run out of coins during a game.
- Remember, this is an offline card game - not online versions like Sam Loc online, Tien Len online, Phom online, Ta La online, Catte online, Cao To online, Mau Binh online, Tu Sac online, etc. There's no and will never be any feature for exchanging coins or rewards, or any card purchasing. You play solely to practice and enhance your intelligence.
Once again:
- Southern Tien Len: Played in a pure Southern Vietnamese farmer style with 4 players. Playing offline Tien Len is fun, contrary to what some might think.
- Tien Len Dem La: Also known as Tien Len where the winner takes all. The more cards you play, the greater your advantage, and the goal is to play out all your cards to avoid losing due to counting remaining cards, up to 13 cards.
- Sam Loc: Northern Tien Len - a 10-card game where you can declare Sam right from the start if your hand is strong.
- Phom: A Northern Vietnamese card game for true enthusiasts, also known as Ta La. It's easy to play with 4 players, and you can switch games when you get bored.
- Catte: A game where you play with 6 cards, and unlike other games, if playing with real people, you need to watch their expressions. Be careful not to get tricked into playing Catte, as unexpected moves can be advantageous.
- Lieng Cao To: You'll learn what it means to win big or lose badly.
I wish you a fun time playing these card games, and let me remind you again that this is a comprehensive offline version: Tien Len, Tien Len Mien Nam, Tu Sac, Xap Xam, Cao To, Ta La, Phom, Catte. Don't forget!
