Chinees Poepen For Android

Boerenbridge, popularly known as Chinese Pooping in Flanders, is an engaging card game that challenges players to predict and achieve a specific number of strokes in each round. Here's a detailed guide on how to keep track of points and understand the game mechanics:

Game Objective

The primary goal is to accurately predict the number of strokes you will achieve in each round. Points are awarded based on how well you meet your prediction.

Game Setup and Rounds

• Starting the Game: Each round begins with the dealer distributing a set number of cards to each player. The number of cards dealt increases by one each round, starting from one card in the first round up to a maximum determined by the number of players. For example, with five players, the maximum is ten cards per player.
• Bidding: Players, starting from the left of the dealer, bid on the number of strokes they expect to win. The highest bidder sets the trump for that round.
• Dealer's Bid Limitation: The dealer, who bids last, must avoid bidding a number that would sum the total bids to the number of cards dealt in that round. For instance, if seven cards are dealt and the bids so far are 0, 3, and 2, the dealer cannot bid 2 because 0 + 3 + 2 + 2 = 7.

Scoring System

• Achieving Your Bid: If you exactly meet your bid, you score the number of strokes you predicted plus a bonus. For example, bidding 3 and winning exactly 3 strokes awards you 3 points plus a bonus (commonly 10 points, but this can vary based on house rules).
• Over or Under Bidding: If you win more or fewer strokes than you bid, you score zero points for that round. This emphasizes the importance of accurate predictions.
• Negative Points: Some variations penalize players for overbidding or underbidding by subtracting points. This can be a fixed amount or proportional to the difference between the bid and the actual strokes won.

Game Progression

• Increasing and Decreasing Cards: The number of cards dealt per player increases each round until reaching the maximum (e.g., 10 cards with five players), then decreases back to one card per player.
• Final Scoring: The game concludes after the round where each player receives one card again. The player with the highest total score across all rounds wins the game.

What's New in the Latest Version 1.6

Last updated on Oct 19, 2024

Minor bug fixes and improvements have been made. Install or update to the newest version to check it out!

By understanding these mechanics and keeping a close track of your bids and actual strokes won, you can master the art of Chinese Pooping and aim for victory in this strategic card game.