Man52 - Capsa Suyaa

How to play:
- At the beginning of the game, each person is dealt 13 cards, arranged into 3 hands. Players have 90 seconds to arrange their cards so that the connection of the front hand is stronger than the back hand.
- Players can choose suggestions for the machine to automatically arrange the cards.
- After the time runs out or the cards are sorted, start playing the cards. Each player in turn will compare each hand with each other. Each comparison lasts 5 seconds including displaying the deck, deck name, and updated number of wins.
- If the Player has a winning Mau Binh card, he will win without needing to compare cards.
- If the strength is equal, divide the chicken together.

Cases where Mau Binh wins outright: Strength gradually decreases as follows:
- Dragon roll: Contains 13 cards from 2 to A and of the same suit. The player gets 24 times the bet.
- Dragon Hall: Contains 13 cards from 2 to A of different suit. The player gets 12 times the bet.
- Five pairs 1 sham: Includes 5 pairs and 1 triple in 13 cards. The player gets 6 times the bet.
- Luc phe bon: Includes 6 pairs in 13 cards. The player gets 3 times the bet.
- Three barrels: Includes 3 barrels at all 3 branches. The player gets 3 times the bet.
- Three halls: Including 3 halls in all 3 branches. The player receives 3 times the bet.

Common cases of trade war:
- Last hand: If the player wins the last hand with a set, he will receive 3 times the bet.
- Double digit 2: If the player wins limb 2 with the same digit, he will get 2 bets.
- First four of a kind: If the player wins the first four of a kind, he will get 4 bets.
- Four of a kind, 2: If the player wins the 2nd with a four of a kind, he will get 8 bets.
- First straight flush box: The player who wins the first hand with a set of straight flush buckets will receive 5 times the bet.
- 2nd straight flush box: The player who wins the 2nd limb with a set of straight busting boxes will receive 10 times the bet.

Scoring Method:
- Winner: The winner of 1 hand will receive 1 bet from the loser.
- Loser: Will have to pay the lost amount equivalent to the bet amount for the winner.
- Loss of 3 limbs: If you lose all 3 limbs, you will have to pay 3 times each limb, or 9 limbs, to the winner.