Four-color-cards - 10 points (Si se pai 10Hu - 四色牌 十胡) is one of the three most popular four-color-cards games (si se pai or Chinese chess cards)
The other two are the original four-color-cards and Tu Sac, which use the characters of the Chinese chess pieces. The rules of the games are very similar to mahjong. The four-color-cards games are rummy.
10 points means the winner must have at least 10 points or more to get paid. If not, nobody has to pay and a new game starts. The match ends when one of the players exhaust his/her credit of 100 points that each player will has at the beginning of the game.
Pro-version includes both English and Chinese versions in one. This version also have level-2 which is the expert level, it will be more challenge for you to win unless you have good cards and play at the expert level.
The most important feature in the pro-version is the ability to see other players' cards during the game (in-field or open cards and trash or unwanted cards) which will help you to know which cards are already out and how many so you can plan your moves wisely like if you should wait for a certain card or not to wait.
The other two are the original four-color-cards and Tu Sac, which use the characters of the Chinese chess pieces. The rules of the games are very similar to mahjong. The four-color-cards games are rummy.
10 points means the winner must have at least 10 points or more to get paid. If not, nobody has to pay and a new game starts. The match ends when one of the players exhaust his/her credit of 100 points that each player will has at the beginning of the game.
Pro-version includes both English and Chinese versions in one. This version also have level-2 which is the expert level, it will be more challenge for you to win unless you have good cards and play at the expert level.
The most important feature in the pro-version is the ability to see other players' cards during the game (in-field or open cards and trash or unwanted cards) which will help you to know which cards are already out and how many so you can plan your moves wisely like if you should wait for a certain card or not to wait.
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