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    Hanafuda - How To Play Koi-Koi - Unknown

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    1) Koi Koi is a Japanese card game played with a 48-card Hanafuda deck divided into 12 suits of 4 cards each, representing months. The objective is to form special card combinations called yaku before your opponent. 2) Players take turns matching suits on the board or in their hand to take card pairs. If a player forms a four-of-a-kind, they instantly win. Otherwise, play continues until someone claims their points or the game ends in a draw. 3) Points are scored for completing yaku combinations like 10 plains (1 point) or 5 ribbons (1 point). The player with the most points after 6 rounds wins.

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    1) Koi Koi is a Japanese card game played with a 48-card Hanafuda deck divided into 12 suits of 4 cards each, representing months. The objective is to form special card combinations called yaku before your opponent. 2) Players take turns matching suits on the board or in their hand to take card pairs. If a player forms a four-of-a-kind, they instantly win. Otherwise, play continues until someone claims their points or the game ends in a draw. 3) Points are scored for completing yaku combinations like 10 plains (1 point) or 5 ribbons (1 point). The player with the most points after 6 rounds wins.

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    1) Koi Koi is a Japanese card game played with a 48-card Hanafuda deck divided into 12 suits of 4 cards each, representing months. The objective is to form special card combinations called yaku before your opponent. 2) Players take turns matching suits on the board or in their hand to take card pairs. If a player forms a four-of-a-kind, they instantly win. Otherwise, play continues until someone claims their points or the game ends in a draw. 3) Points are scored for completing yaku combinations like 10 plains (1 point) or 5 ribbons (1 point). The player with the most points after 6 rounds wins.

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    Hanafuda - How To Play Koi-Koi - Unknown

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    1) Koi Koi is a Japanese card game played with a 48-card Hanafuda deck divided into 12 suits of 4 cards each, representing months. The objective is to form special card combinations called yaku before your opponent. 2) Players take turns matching suits on the board or in their hand to take card pairs. If a player forms a four-of-a-kind, they instantly win. Otherwise, play continues until someone claims their points or the game ends in a draw. 3) Points are scored for completing yaku combinations like 10 plains (1 point) or 5 ribbons (1 point). The player with the most points after 6 rounds wins.

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    How to play “Koi Koi” How to play “Koi Koi”

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