Azi Card Game: The Authentic Classic You Grew Up With

This is an implementation of the Azi card game familiar to many from childhood with several types of rules, including "blind bets" and the distribution of cards by 3 or 4 pieces of your choice. Industrial cryptographic algorithms are used to shuffle the cards, so the cards fall out completely randomly. The application imitates a network game, but is not one - all players except you are virtual. GAME RULES 1. The game uses a deck of cards of three suits from 6 to ace and can be played by 2 to 6 people. A small amount is withheld from the participants for joining the game, which together with subsequent bets of the players will go to the winner of the game. 2. Each participant is dealt 3 cards, a trump is determined. If 4 cards are dealt, each player must discard an extra card before the bidding begins. The situation when an ace falls out as a trump is called "Six on Stage". In this case, the six of the trump suit becomes the highest card. 3. The bidding for the right to move first is started by the player located near the left hand of the winner of the previous game. If there is no winner yet, a random player starts the bidding. This player makes a bet, and the other players at the bidding stage can fold cards - leave the current game, equalize the bet - refuse the right to move first, or make a bet higher than the one offered earlier, counting on the right to move first. 4. Players bid alternately clockwise until all bets are equal. If a player makes a bet without seeing his cards, his bet is doubled. 5. If a player does not have enough funds to make a bet, he loses the opportunity to go first. If he ultimately wins the game, he will receive only a portion of the winnings proportional to the bet he made from the entire bank, and the remaining money will be returned to the other players in accordance with the share of their bet in the bank. 6. The player who wins the bidding plays any card, the other players take turns beating his card. This can only be done with a card of the same suit, even if it is lower, regardless of whether there are trumps. If there is no card of the same suit, a trump is used; if there is no trump, then any card can be played. 7. When all players have made their move, the player whose card turned out to be the highest wins the current round. The winner of the round gets the right to move first in the next round. 8. To become the winner of the entire game and get the entire bank, you need to win 2 rounds. If there is no winner after the 3rd round, the game is repeated from the beginning for the players who won one round each. This situation is called "Azi". In Azi, the collected betting bank is saved from the previous game. 9. To join Azi, players who previously folded their cards must add an amount to the bank equal to the amount in the bank. Players who have played to the end of the game but have not won a single round must add half the amount of the bank to join Azi.