Deuce High - Big Two Card Game
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Deuce High - Big Two Card Game
Deuce High is the classic four-player climbing card game Big Two, also known as Deuces, Pusoy Dos, Choi Dai Di and Da Lao Er. You play against three AI players. Each deal you get 13 cards; the lowest 3 starts. Play a single, a pair, three of a kind or a five-card hand, and the next player must beat it with the same number of cards or pass. When everyone else passes, you lead anything. Empty your hand first to win.
The rules follow the Hong Kong and Singapore style: 2 is the highest card, suits rank diamonds, clubs, hearts, spades, and five-card hands rank straight, flush, full house, four of a kind, straight flush. Prefer the Taiwan style? Switch to clubs, diamonds, hearts, spades with the 3 of clubs starting - once, or any time in Settings.
WHAT YOU GET
- Classic: one deal against Easy, Normal, Hard or Expert AI players
- Ranked: 10 ranks - finish 1st or 2nd to climb, 3rd or 4th to slip back
- Tutorial: 15 short lessons, one rule each - skip any you know
- Hong Kong / Singapore or Taiwan rules - the suit order and every hand shown on the table
- AI players that never peek: they see only what you could see
- Pick cards, then Play - cards that cannot be played right now are dimmed
- Large, clear card faces drawn for phones
- A hint suggests a play from the strongest AI
- English, Korean, Japanese and Traditional Chinese
Free to play with ads. No purchases required. Plays offline, no account needed.
Deuce High is the classic four-player climbing card game Big Two, also known as Deuces, Pusoy Dos, Choi Dai Di and Da Lao Er. You play against three AI players. Each deal you get 13 cards; the lowest 3 starts. Play a single, a pair, three of a kind or a five-card hand, and the next player must beat it with the same number of cards or pass. When everyone else passes, you lead anything. Empty your hand first to win.
The rules follow the Hong Kong and Singapore style: 2 is the highest card, suits rank diamonds, clubs, hearts, spades, and five-card hands rank straight, flush, full house, four of a kind, straight flush. Prefer the Taiwan style? Switch to clubs, diamonds, hearts, spades with the 3 of clubs starting - once, or any time in Settings.
WHAT YOU GET
- Classic: one deal against Easy, Normal, Hard or Expert AI players
- Ranked: 10 ranks - finish 1st or 2nd to climb, 3rd or 4th to slip back
- Tutorial: 15 short lessons, one rule each - skip any you know
- Hong Kong / Singapore or Taiwan rules - the suit order and every hand shown on the table
- AI players that never peek: they see only what you could see
- Pick cards, then Play - cards that cannot be played right now are dimmed
- Large, clear card faces drawn for phones
- A hint suggests a play from the strongest AI
- English, Korean, Japanese and Traditional Chinese
Free to play with ads. No purchases required. Plays offline, no account needed.
Big Two (Deuces) vs 3 AI players: beat the table or pass, empty your hand first.
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What’s new
First release of Deuce High - Big Two Card Game.
- Hong Kong / Singapore rules, shown on the table: the suit order and every hand
- AI players that never peek: they see only what you could see
- Pick cards, then Play - cards that cannot be played right now are dimmed
- Large, clear card faces drawn for phones
- A hint suggests a play from the strongest AI
- English, Korean, Japanese and Traditional Chinese
- Hong Kong / Singapore rules, shown on the table: the suit order and every hand
- AI players that never peek: they see only what you could see
- Pick cards, then Play - cards that cannot be played right now are dimmed
- Large, clear card faces drawn for phones
- A hint suggests a play from the strongest AI
- English, Korean, Japanese and Traditional Chinese
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서초구, 서울특별시 06521
South Korea
