Big-Two Play

Big-Two is a poker game.
Dealing: Deal all cards except jokers equally to all players. (When two people play, only half of the cards may be played).
First, the player who holds the smallest card (three of squares) starts the first round of cards, and can play a single card, two cards of the same value, three cards of the same value (not allowed in some regions), or five cards in a specific combination . In the rules of many regions, the lowest card must be included.
The combination of five cards can be: snake (shun), flush, husband (captive/gourd), four of a kind (iron branch), straight flush (referred to as snake, flower, husband, four of a kind, straight flush).
After that, in this round of playing cards, each player will play cards in sequence, and must play the same number of cards as the previous player and have a higher card value.
The difference from other poker games is that the highest card is not one but two.
When the values are the same, the suit order is spades > hearts > clubs > diamonds (in some regions, clubs are smaller than diamonds).
When there is no card with a higher value, the player says "pass" or "pass", after which no more cards can be played in that round. When there are still cards to play, you can also choose to "pass" due to tactical considerations.
If all other players do not play cards, the round ends, and the player who played cards last starts the next round.