Court Piece

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In Court Piece card game, eldest hand makes trumps after the first five cards have been dealt. And typically trick play is stopped after one part has won 7 tricks. Game played by 4 players in two teams. There are many other names of Court piece like Court, Hokm, Rung, Band Rung, Coat Peace or Kot Pees. Court Rang is a very interesting game. Four players are required to play this game, But with Court Piece Offline you can play alone also. It's a multiplayer game that you can play with friends or family.

Modes:

Single Sir: Game will be played with all basic rules. The team who won seven tricks wins the game.

Double Sir: Player must have to win two consecutive tricks until then the tricks pile up in the center. When a player does win two consecutive tricks, that player takes all the cards from the center. The player who wins the first two tricks cannot pick them up (but a player who wins the second and third tricks can pick up the three tricks as usual).

Ace Rule: Player who wins two consecutive tricks with aces is not entitled to pick them up. The trick with second Ace is not counted as winning the trick. The player who played the second highest card (after Ace) will get a chance to lead the next trick.

Advance Features:

- Achievements: Shows game stats of game achievements by the player.

- Remaining Cards: List of cards left for the round from the deck.

- Multi-language: Supports Hindi, English and Gujarati languages.

Win:

Players must follow suit if possible, and the highest trump, or the highest card of the suit led, takes the trick. The winner of a trick leads to the next trick. The team that wins 7 or more tricks wins the game.

Disclaimer: In the Court Piece Offline game you win or lose coins. The coins have no real cash value. The game does not involve real gambling. It is completely free. If you lose all your free coins, you can watch ad to get more coins to play. Practice or success at social gaming does not imply future success at real money gambling.