In Chinese poker, each player receives 13 cards from a standard deck of 52. Each player must divide the card into three poker hands (poker hands) and divide it into two poker hands (poker hands) each containing five cards and one card containing three cards. The backhand has a face down on the player's front table, with the middle hand facing down in front of the back hand and the front hand facing down in front of the middle hand. After all competitors have held hands, each competitor will announce whether they will be hand-drawn or not. All players then announce their royalties before revealing their hands. If one player makes three flushes or three straights, it automatically holds hands regardless of the other player's hands. As you can see in the picture, the middle player made all three hands flush and is the automatic winner. 슬롯머신
The stakes in Chinese poker are known as units: the amount agreed before the game begins. The basic scoring rules stipulate that the player must collect one unit from the other, each of the front, middle, and rear hands. Therefore, unlike most poker games, the second best thing on the table is enough to win money. In some variations, players receive additional units if they win two or three. In other variants, the player gets an additional unit only if he wins all three hands. Also, due to the head-to-head nature of the comparison, it is possible for different players to play for different stakes. For example, A and B can play for $100 per unit, while all other player pairs can play for $10 per unit. The two most commonly used scoring systems in Chinese poker are the 2-4 scoring method and the 1-6 scoring method.
In the 2-4 method, the player receives one unit for each of the three hands, and one unit, called the entire unit, is awarded to the player who wins two or all three of the three hands. If one hand is tied, there is no money exchanged for this particular hand. If one player wins both of the other hands, they gather three units. In the 1-6 method, the player receives one unit from each of the three hands and three bonus units from each of the three hands. In the 2–4 method, Bob pays Amy two units; Amy gets two points if she wins back and forth, loses one point if she loses in the middle, and gets one point if she wins two of the three hands. In a one-to-six way, Bob pays Amy one unit, Amy gets two points to win before and after, and loses one point to lose in the middle, but they don't get any bonus units.
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