Big Two (Chor Dai Di) for 2 to 4 players. Everyone is dealt 13 cards. Be the first to play all of yours; everyone else pays for the cards they're left holding.

• -Ranks go 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 J Q K A 2: the 2 is the highest card. Suits break ties: ♦ lowest, then ♣, ♥, ♠.
• -Whoever holds the lowest card dealt (the 3♦ at a full table) starts, and their first play has to include it.
• -Play a single, a pair, a triple or a five-card hand. The next player has to play the same number of cards and beat it, or pass.
• -Passing takes you out of the round. When everyone else has passed, whoever played last starts a new round with anything they like.
• -With 2 or 3 players the cards nobody was dealt stay out of play.

Straights don't wrap round (no J-Q-K-A-2). Equal straights go by the suit of their top card.

• -Doubles, which stack: x2 if you're holding a 2, x2 if you're holding four of a kind or a straight flush, x2 for everyone if the winner went out on a 2, four of a kind or straight flush.
• -Each table caps the multiplier at x4 or x8.
• -Each loser pays points x multiplier x the table's point value. The winner collects it all, less the rake.
• -The rake is 5% of the winner's take, capped at 10 points a hand on x4 tables and 20 on x8.

• -You're dealt in only while your chips cover the table's worst-case loss. Add chips between hands, or turn on auto top-up.
• -Each turn has a timer (20 or 30 seconds, set by the table). When it runs out you pass, or play your lowest card if you're leading.
• -2 timeouts in a row sit you out after the hand. Sit out 5 hands and your seat is given up, chips returned.
• -Leaving during a hand doesn't skip the bill: your turns are played for you and you're cashed out when it's settled.
• -Selecting: tap a card and its pair or five-card hand is picked for you (change this in the hand settings). Tap a picked card to drop it. Flick a card up, or press Play, to play.