Pazaak

Includes two different deck styles: Normal and Exotic. Main decks hold 50 cards, consisting of five copies of a 1-10 set. Side decks hold 44 cards, consisting of two copies of the typical Pazaak player cards. The "+/- 1 or 2 Card" is absent due to its complicated nature when used in Tabletop Simulator. Game rules here: General Gameplay The player with the nearest sum to the number 20 wins the set, and the player who wins three sets wins the match. If in one set the scores of the two players are equal, the set is not counted at all. There are two different decks in Pazaak: the "main deck" (composed of cards numbered 1-10), and the "side decks" for each player in the game. The side decks are assembled by the players themselves and must have exactly ten cards. At the beginning of the game, each player randomly selects four cards from their side deck, making up their Hand. Each player then draws a card from the main deck, with the highest card determining who is first player. Then the first turn of the first player starts. The player draws a card from the main deck and plays it on the table. After that, the player may choose to either place a card down from their Hand, or to end their turn. Only one Hand card can be played per turn, and no more cards are ever drawn from the side deck. When ending his turn, the player has two options: End Turn: If the player ends their turn, they are bound to draw a new card from the main deck at the start of the next turn. This is repeated until either they stand, go bust, fill the table, or their score is exactly 20. Stand: If the player stands, they keep their current sum until the end of the set and do not play any other cards. The opponent, however, may still continue playing cards, unless he has chosen to stand as well. Getting a sum of 20 automatically causes a player to stand. Play passes between the two players until someone wins the set. The winner of the set is then first player for the next set. In the case of a tie, whoever