About Callbreak Offline ( Lakdi )
Our Callbreak and Callbridge card game has very special features .You will have very challenging AIs here and also you can challenge random players. We have Hint Option that helps you to make your best call . We have an Individual Card Sector System where you can easily track your card sequence.
Callbreak
Spade is the trump suit of the game.
A spade card will defeat any card of other suits– no matter the rank. For example, 2 of Spade has more power than Ace of any other suit.
The game is played in 5 rounds. The players take turns to deal the card. Usually, each player picks a random card from the deck to decide the first dealer. The one who gets the lowest card should shuffle and deal the first round in clockwise direction.
The player sitting left to the dealer should make the first call. However, in some parts of Nepal, the game is played counter clockwise direction. So, the player right to the dealer starts the game.
The dealer makes the last call.
When a player throws a card, the other player must throw a higher card of the same suit. If they don’t have a higher value card of the same suit, they are free to throw any card of the same suit.
When a player doesn’t have any card of the suit being played, he must throw a spade card. If he doesn’t have any spade card, he can then throw any card of his choice.
A round should be re-dealt in the following cases: a) If one of the players doesn’t get any spade suit (trump) card. b) If one of the players doesn’t get any face card (J, Q, K, A) of any suit. c) The sum of the individual calls (bet) is less than 8.
The first card is thrown by the player sitting next to the dealer. If you are playing in Nepal or
some part of India, the first bet is made by the player sitting counter clockwise to the dealer.
In other places and in call break apps or online call break games, the game is started from
the left-hand side of the dealer.
The first person can play card of his choice. The following players then should place the
same suit card of higher value than the lead card. For example, if the first player throws 'g'
of Hearts, the next player should throw '10' or higher card of Hearts, and the third player
should also throw a higher card of the Hearts, and so on. If the subsequent player doesn't
have a higher card, he can throw any card. But, the card should be of the same suit.
However, if any player doesn't have the suit being play can throw a spade card. The
spade card triumphs over any cards of other suits. Furthermore, if the players don't have a
trump suit as well, they can throw any card of their choice.
When a trick is won, the player who wins the set starts the next bet by throwing a card of his
choice.
The game set continues until all 13 cards are played. When all cards are played, it is called a
round. The points are then calculated. We will talk about the points in the game
economics.
Callbreak card games are usually played for 5 rounds,
Callbridge
Call Bridge is a trick-taking card game for 4 players. There are no partnerships in this game and all players will bid, play, and win tricks separately. Scores are also kept separately. The goal of the game is to reach a predetermined number of points to win. Players can do this by making bids and completing them to score points over several rounds of play. The first person to reach the needed score wins.
Now that bids have been placed the game can begin. The player to the dealer’s right will start the game, continuing from them counterclockwise.
Tricks can be led by any card in the leading player’s hand. The following players must follow suit if possible, and if not, must try to beat the highest trump played if able. If they cannot follow suit and cannot beat the highest trump, they may play any card.
The trick is won by the highest trump, or if not applicable, the highest card of the suit led. The winner of the trick will lead the next
