Thirty one - 31 card game

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Game Features:

- Designed for both Tablet and Phone

- Smooth gameplay.

- Thirty one, 31 game Rules & Help

- Hours of entertainment!

- 100% Free! Play as much as you want

- Specifically optimized for the Android

- Thirty One, 31 game without wifi. Play Thirty one, 31 game offline.

- Fun, excitement and entertainment!

- Easy to use and comfortable user interface!

- Big and very clear cards.

- Enjoy the great players in our game.

- Works perfect even without network, without wifi, offline

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No internet connection or wifi required:

You don't need an internet connection or wifi and don't have to wait for other players.

Thirty one, 31, uses a standard deck of 52 playing cards. Aces are high, counting 11, face cards count 10, and all other cards count face value. Each player gets a hand of three cards. The rest of the deck sits in the middle of the table as stock for the game, and the top card of the stock is turned over to begin the discard.

After the hands in the first round are dealt, play proceeds as in Gin rummy, with each player, starting with the player to the immediate left of the dealer and going clockwise around the table, taking the top card of either the stock or the discard and subsequently discarding a card. All players are trying to collect a hand value of 31 (or the nearest to it without exceeding 31) in the same suit. Play continues clockwise around the table until any player knocks or obtains a blitz.

In Thirty one, 31 game you can play without wifi, no wifi. You can play Thirty one, 31 offline free, Thirty one, 31 game without wifi.

When it is a player's turn, and that player believes their hand is high enough to beat at least one of the opponents, they knock on the table in lieu of drawing and discarding. All other players, going clockwise from the player who knocked, have one more turn to draw from the stock and discard, or they have the option of keeping all three cards in their hands, known as standing. The round ends when the player to the right of the player who knocked has had a final turn. If no one knocks by the time a player exhausts the stock, the round ends in a draw. Because knocking relies on the confidence that the player will not have the lowest score, a skilled player may memorise which suits the other players are discarding. If a player discards a different suit than that which he discarded his previous turn, it can be inferred that the player is "changing suits". Changing suits puts a player at a distinct disadvantage because the resulting lowered score raises the risk that another player may knock.

At the end of the round, the players show their hands and total each one up, only counting cards of the same suit. For instance, if the three cards in a hand are all different suits, the highest value card would stand as that player's score. The player whose hand scored the lowest is declared the loser, and must subsequently fold a corner of his/her five dollar bill. When a player has folded all 4 corners of his/her five dollar bill, that player is immediately out of game play. It is important to note that in the event of a tie between two players for lowest score, both players are declared losers and each folds a corner of their five dollar bill. If there is a tie involving the knocker, the knocker pays, this is in accordance with the concept that the one betting must beat at least one player or else they pay up.

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