Azi Card Game app analytics for May 3

In this game, several rule variations are implemented, including "blind betting" and the option to deal 3 or 4 cards of your choice. Cards are shuffled using industrial-grade cryptographic algorithms, ensuring completely random dealing. The game is almost fully offline and can work even without an internet connection. GAME RULES 1. The game uses a deck of cards with three suits, from 6 to Ace. From 2 to 6 players can participate. Upon joining the game, each player pays a small entry fee. This fee, along with all subsequent bets, forms the prize pool that goes to the winner. 2. Each player is dealt 3 cards, and a trump suit is determined. If 4 cards are dealt, each player must discard one extra card before bidding begins. When an Ace is turned as the trump, this situation is called "Shoha na trasse". In this case, the 6 of the trump suit becomes the highest card in the game. 3. Bidding for the right to lead first begins with the player sitting to the left of the winner of the previous game. If there is no previous winner yet, a random player starts the bidding. This player makes a bet, and the other players during the bidding phase can either fold (discard their cards and exit the current game), call the bet (refuse the right to lead), or raise the bet to claim the right to lead first. 4. Bidding proceeds clockwise until all bets are equalized. If a player makes a bet without looking at their cards ("blind bet"), their bet is doubled. 5. If a player does not have enough funds to match the bet, they lose the right to lead. If they still win the game, they receive only a portion of the prize pool proportional to their contribution, while the remaining money is returned to the other players according to their share of the total bank. 6. The player who wins the bidding leads any card. The other players must then beat it in turn. You can only beat with a card of the same suit (even if it is lower), regardless of whether you have trumps. If you have no card of the same suit, you must play a trump. If you have no trump either, you can play any card. 7. After all players have played a card, the player with the highest card wins the round. The winner of the round gains the right to lead in the next round. 8. To win the entire game and take the whole prize pool, a player must win 2 rounds. If after 3 rounds there is no player with 2 wins, the game is restarted for those who have won one round each. This situation is called "Azi". In Azi, the collected prize pool from the previous game is preserved. 9. Players who folded earlier and wish to join the Azi must add to the bank an amount equal to the current total bank. Players who played until the end but did not win any rounds must add half the amount of the bank to join the Azi.