Charbarg (Pasour 11) vs Solitaire Usage & Stats

Charbarg (Pasour 11) is a traditional card game of strategy and skill. Each player is dealt four cards, with four cards placed on the table. Players take turns playing cards to collect combinations that add up to eleven. Special rules include: Collect any cards summing to eleven (e.g., 7+4 or 8+2+1). Jacks collect all cards except Queens and Kings. Kings and Queens can be collected with another of the same rank. After each round, four new cards are dealt to continue the game until all cards are played. In the four-player variant, players sitting opposite each other team up to score points. Special scoring rules include: Each "Sour" (clearing the table of cards) scores 5 points, except when using a Jack. A "Sour Jack" (collecting the last Jack) scores 10 points. Points are counted at the end of the game based on specific cards collected: Seven clubs score 7 points for the player/team. Each Sour: 5 points Sour Jack: 10 points Ten of diamonds: 3 points Two of clubs: 2 points Each Jack: 1 point Each Ace: 1 point The total score for each round is 20 points, excluding Sours. The first player/team to reach 64 points wins the game. Enjoy Charbarg, a blend of fun and tradition!