The gameplay first selects the dealer (usually self-recommended or made by the host), and everyone arranges in the order of the circle, the game begins. Normally, after all the players have bet, the dealer will cut the cards and then start the card according to the order of the points. So when each person sends three clockwise clocks (the front and back are decided by the dealer), the player opens the cards, adds up the points, then the dealer opens the cards, and takes away the bets of the players who are smaller than their own.
In terms of point calculation, only single digits are taken. Even if you have three nines, they add up to only 7 points: although it is said that 7 is not small.
The maximum color is "three public", that is, all three cards are "dolls" (the doll refers to JQK). The second is "double male nine", that is, two "funny dolls" with one nine. And so on, the zero point is called "closed cage".
The sample dealer has 5 points, and the player A has J, 9, and 6 is the single public five. At this time, the player collects the money. At the same point, there is a doll who wins. If the two points and the number of dolls are the same, then the two do not collect money, which is called "walking."
At 2 o'clock, the player A is a double male, and the dealer wins. Points take precedence over dolls.
