Hazari LIVE - 1000 Points Card

About Hazari LIVE - 1000 Points Card

HAZARI LIVE - THE BENGALI 1000 POINTS CARD GAME

Hazari is the Bengali 13 card game for four players, also written as Hajari and known as the 1000 points card game. Each player arranges 13 cards into four ordered groups, reveals them across four comparisons and adds captured cards to the score. Hazari rewards a plan for the whole hand, not only one strong meld.

ARRANGE 13 CARDS INTO 3-3-3-4

Hazari uses a 52-card deck, dealt counter-clockwise until each player holds 13 cards. Arrange groups of 3, 3, 3 and 4 cards. Group 1 must be strongest, followed by Groups 2 and 3, while Group 4 is weakest. Lock the arrangement with Up when the order is ready.

Group 4 contains four cards, but Hazari automatically evaluates its highest-ranking valid three-card combination. The spare card still adds score if the group wins. You cannot select a weaker result, so the full 3-3-3-4 order must remain valid.

REVEAL AND COMPARE FOUR GROUPS

After all players lock their hands, Hazari reveals Group 1, then Groups 2, 3 and 4. The winner collects every card shown in that round and leads the next one. The same meld order, rank checks and exact-tie rule apply throughout the hand.

MELD ORDER - STRONG TO WEAK

- Troy - three cards of the same rank
- Colour Run - three consecutive cards in the same suit
- Run - three consecutive cards that are not all in the same suit
- Colour - three cards in the same suit that are not consecutive
- Pair - a matching pair plus a third card as the kicker
- Indi - a three-card combination outside the five categories above

A higher category always defeats a lower one. Within the same category, Hazari compares the relevant ranks: the Troy rank, the sequence, all three Colour or Indi cards, or the Pair followed by its kicker.

RUNS, SUITS AND EXACT TIES

A-K-Q is the highest Run or Colour Run. A-2-3 is second-highest, above K-Q-J, and sequences never wrap around. Suits have no ranking and never break a tie. If two revealed groups remain equal after every valid rank check, the player who reveals later wins that comparison.

SCORE THE CARDS, RACE TO 1000

Scoring comes from captured cards. A, K, Q, J and 10 are worth 10 each; cards 9 through 2 are worth 5. Every card is used, so the four players share exactly 360 points after a completed hand. The scoreboard and four-position ranking show the race.

Scores carry across hands. When one or more players reach at least 1000, the highest total wins. If the leading totals are equal, the player who reached the target first takes the match. Hazari LIVE also enables the 3 Troy finish: take the first three reveals with Troy to win immediately.

ONLINE QUICK MATCH AND OFFLINE PLAY

Join an online Hazari Quick Match at a four-seat table. Invite another player only to fill an empty place in that match. Bengali emoji and quick-chat add familiar reactions between reveals.

Practise Hazari offline against bots with the same 3-3-3-4 arrangement, meld order, four reveals and race to 1000.

HAZARI FEATURES AT THE TABLE

- Four-player Hazari with a complete 52-card deck
- Strategic 3-3-3-4 order from strongest to weakest
- Automatic highest-three evaluation for Group 4
- Four reveal-and-compare rounds per hand
- Troy, Colour Run, Run, Colour, Pair and Indi
- A-K-Q, A-2-3, equal suits and later-reveal tie rules
- Card scoring with exactly 360 shared per hand
- Scoreboard and rankings for positions 1, 2, 3 and 4
- Race to at least 1000 and the 3 Troy instant finish
- Online Quick Match, offline bots and empty-seat invite
- Quick rules, Bengali emoji and table chat
- Daily rewards, profiles and avatar choices

MADE FOR THE HAZARI TABLE

Hazari LIVE keeps Troy, Colour Run, Run, Colour, Pair, Indi and Up at the centre. Lock your order with Up, reveal groups in turn, and every completed hand totals 360 points. Whether you search for the Hazari tash game, Hajari, a Bengali 13 card game or the 1000 points game, the four-player structure is here. Arrange 13 cards, reveal four groups and race to 1000.