ShihSanShui-Rules of play at casinos
ShihSanShui are popular in East China and South China.They are divided into four player (no joker), each with 13 cards, three cards at top, and five cards in the middle and bottom. The size after permutation and combination is determined to win or lose. It is called LuoSong in Fenghua, Zhejiang.
Name:
ShihSanShui
Introduction:
The development history of ShihSanShui is derived from the ShihSanChih of the former Soviet Union.In the 1970s end, it’s beginning to prevail in Min-Che, and then spread from Min-Che to all parts of the country.It is commonly known as ShihSanShui in East and South China, some areas in Zhejiang called Luo Song and name ShihSanChang in Hong Kong, Macao and overseas areas.
ShiSanShui’s gameplay and rules are diverse and rich, but lack of scientific and humanized design, some special cards have too high bets, and the probability of getting special cards is too low, often becoming a factor in game modification. Because of this, there are local differences in special cards.
Popular areas:
China
Rules:
Uses 52 of cards (excluding joker), and each player is assigned 13 cards. Put 13 cards into three piles, head have 3, and 5 at the middle and tail. The head pier must be smaller than the middle pier, and the middle pier must be smaller than the tail pier, otherwise it will be TaoShui.
Straight Flush> Four of a Kind> Full house> Flush> Sequence> Triplet> Two pairs> Pair> Single card. A> K> Q> J> 10> 9> 8> 7> 6> 5> 4> 3> 2. Top Dragon> A Dragon> 12 royalty> 3 Straight Flush>3 Four of a Kind>All big> All small> One color> 4 Triple> 5 Pairs 1 Triplet> 6 Pairs half> 3 Sequence> 3 Flush.
At the time of settlement, the common cards are compared first, and the bigger one wins, and the special cards directly win the corresponding amount of money according to the head. If there are multiple players with special cards, the players with special cards will compare and win the big game. After the ordinary card placement is completed, compare the size with the other three players in the order of head, middle and tail. Compare the card types first, and the card types are compared in order from largest to smallest. (ShunZih A2345 is only less than 10JQKA)
Terminology:
Single card:
All cards in the piles are single.
Pair:
There is no other card type except two cards with the same points.
Two pairs:
Two pairs plus and a single card type.
Triplet:
There is no other card type except three cards with the same points.
Sequence:
Cards consisting of five consecutive cards in sequence (except special cards).
Straight Flush:
A card consisting of straights of the same suit.
Top Dragon:
The cards of the same suit A to K, this is the biggest card.
A Dragon:
The cards A to K.
12 royalty:
All J, Q, K, A cards.
3 Straight Flush:
Three piles are straight flush.
3 Four of a Kind:
Three sets of four cards same type and one single card.
All big:
All 8 to A.
All small:
All 2 to 8.
One color:
All red(Squares / Hearts)or black(Spades / Clubs).
4 Triplet:
Four sets of three cards same type and one single card.
5 Pairs 1 Triplet:
Five pairs and three same.
6 Pairs half:
Six pairs and one single.
3 Sequence:
All three piles are straight.
3 Flush:
All three piles are of the same suit.
