B-Bro Big2 (Pusoy Dos/Capsa) 2.0.14

The Most Complete and Authentic Big 2/Pusoy Dos!

• Supports International Rule, Taiwan Rule, and Philippines Pusoy Dos
• Innovative UI design helps you identify different combinations in your hand
• Powerful Automatic Card Pick up system "Slide-2-Select" - just slide your card, and the computer will choose the most appropriate combination/card for you
• Automatic Pass Function to eliminate annoying Passes (Activate in setting menu)
• Voice options in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin for an enjoyable card playing experience
• Unpredictable Computer AI that makes unexpected moves to keep you on your toes
• Unlock various achievements and collect your medals
• Over 19 ranks to challenge yourself and become the king in Big 2
• User interface designed to be able to play the game with only one hand

Big Two Rule (Based on Hong Kong/Pusoy Dos/International Rule)

Big Two (also known as Deuces, pusoy dos, 大老二, 鋤大D) is a card game similar to Asshole, Crazy Eights, Bullshit, Winner, and other shedding games. It is commonly played with four players, with the objective being the first player to get rid of all their cards.

Cards can be played as singles or in groups of two or five, similar to poker hands. The leading card in a trick determines the number of cards to be played; all cards in a trick must have the same number. Here are the ranking and combinations:

• Single Card Ranking: 2->A->K->Q->J->.....->3
• Suit Order:
  • Hong Kong: Spade>Heart>Club>Diamond
  • Taiwan: Spade>Heart>Diamond>Club
  • Pusoy Dos: Diamond>Heart>Spade>Club
• Single cards: Any card from the deck, ordered by rank with suit being the tie-breaker.
• Pairs: Any two cards of matching rank, ordered like singular cards with the higher suit.
• Triples: Any three cards of matching rank, ordered by rank.
• 5-card hand: Follows the same ranking as Poker. The valid hands, ranked from low to high, are:
  • Straight: Any 5 cards in a sequence (but not the same suit). JQKA2 is not valid, while A2345 is the highest and 23456 is the second highest. (For Taiwan game, A2345 is the smallest while 23456 is the largest)
  • Flush: Any 5 cards of the same suit (but not in a sequence). Rank is determined by the highest value card and then by the highest suit.
  • Full House: A combination of a three-of-a-kind and a pair. Rank is determined by the value of the triple.
  • Four of a kind + One card: Any set of 4 cards of the same rank, plus any 5th card.
  • Straight Flush: A combination of a straight and a flush - five cards in sequence, all in the same suit.
• Each player is dealt 13 cards.

At the beginning of each game, the player with the smallest card (Diamond 3 in Hong Kong, Club 3 in Pusoy Dos or Taiwan) starts by playing it singly or as part of a combination, leading to the first trick. Play proceeds counter-clockwise, with players required to play a higher card or combination than the one before, with the same number of cards. Players can also pass, indicating that they do not want to discard any cards or do not hold the necessary cards to make a play.

A player must warn others when they are one playing combination away from winning. The goal for other players is to play (and get rid of) as many cards as possible while avoiding the combination that would allow the calling player to win. For example, if the calling player has one last single card, the other players would play pairs or other combinations to force them to pass. If the other players fail to do so, it is known as an illegal assist, and a 3X Penalty will be applied.

The game ends when one player runs out of cards.