Svara: an online card game featuring multiplayer durak (fool), betting, friends mode, and casino-style gameplay with terms like trynka, three leaves, and more.

Svara is a popular card game with strategic betting.

This game is known by various regional names like sikka, sichka, strekoza, trinka, dyrnka, three leaves, two leaves, and others.

Key Features:

Players: Supports 2 to 10 participants.

Standard 52-card deck used. For 2-4 players: 20 cards (from Tens to Aces).

For 5-10 players: 36 cards (from Sixes to Aces).

Includes a Joker role - typically a Six of any suit by mutual agreement.

Card Values:

Joker and Ace = 11 points

King to Ten = 10 points

Lower cards retain face value

Winner has the highest point total when hands are revealed.

Game Rules:

Dealer rotates by draw. Players contribute initial stakes to the pot.

Dealer distributes three cards per player, then participants decide whether to fold or play.

Points count when cards share suits (flush - e.g., Seven and Jack of Clubs = 17 points).

Otherwise, player keeps only their highest card's value.

Three-of-a-kind (trikon/trynka) always beats any flush (but loses to higher trikons).

Bidding phase begins. Rightmost player opens betting.

Subsequent players may fold, call, or raise.

After one round, first player chooses whether to continue bidding or show cards.

Pot goes to highest point holder.

Tie breaker: Split pot or initiate "svara" (new round with 1/N of previous stake).

"Svara" rules: Previous pot remains plus 1/N addition (N = previous stake). Others may join with matching contributions.

Bluffing allowed: May raise with weaker hands. If unchallenged, bluffer wins without revealing cards.

Player after dealer may place blind ("dark") bet without viewing cards.

To continue, subsequent players must double the blind bet amount.

What's New in the Latest Version 4.0.2

Last updated on Aug 29, 2024

1. Fixed various bugs