Hazari

Hazari (হাজারি) Card Game - A Highly Addictive Card Game Similar to Teen Patti & Poker

Experience the thrill of Hazari (হাজারী), a free and highly addictive offline card game that captivates players with its engaging gameplay and strategic depth. Whether you're a seasoned card game enthusiast or a newcomer looking for a fun way to pass the time, Hazari offers an enjoyable experience for all skill levels.

Features:

• Engage with both user and CPU players for a dynamic gaming experience.
• Optimized to fit seamlessly on all phones and tablets, supporting all screen sizes.
• Designed with a simple and intuitive UI, ensuring easy navigation and settings adjustments.
• Ideal for players of all levels, offering both fun and simplicity in gameplay.
• Perfect for leisure time, providing a great way to unwind and enjoy.
• Features highly logical CPU players that challenge your strategic skills.

About the Hazari Game:

Hazari is a captivating four-player card game that utilizes a standard 52-card deck. Each player is dealt 13 cards, which they arrange in descending order from highest to lowest. Once a player has organized their cards, they signal readiness by calling "up." The game progresses with players taking turns to play cards in sets of three, followed by a final set of four. The player with the highest-value card in each round wins the played cards and continues to play.

The scoring system in Hazari is straightforward yet engaging. Cards from Ace (A) to 10 are worth 10 points each, while cards from 9 to 2 are valued at 5 points. The ultimate goal is to accumulate 1000 points over multiple rounds to emerge as the winner.

The game's strategy revolves around the hierarchy of card combinations, listed from highest to lowest:

• TROY: Three of a kind (e.g., AAA, KKK, QQQ).
• COLOR RUN: Three cards of the same suit in sequence (e.g., AKQ of Spades).
• RUN: Three cards in sequence, but not necessarily of the same suit (e.g., AKQ of mixed suits).
• COLOR: Any three cards of the same suit, ranked by their highest card (e.g., K83 of Spades).
• PAIR: Two cards of the same rank with a third card (e.g., 443).
• INDI or INDIVIDUALS: Three cards that do not form any of the above combinations, ranked by the highest card (e.g., K, 3, J of mixed suits).

How to Play:

To start, each player arranges their 13 cards into four sets: three sets of three cards and one set of four cards. The game begins with the first player playing their highest set of three cards. Subsequent players then play their highest set of three cards, and the player with the highest-ranking set wins the round and collects all played cards. This pattern continues with the second and third sets of three cards, followed by the final set of four cards. The game continues until a player reaches the coveted 1000-point mark.

What's New in the Latest Version 1.2.2

Last updated on Sep 30, 2024

Bug Fixes! Enhance your Hazari experience with improved stability and performance.