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Tien Len Southern Poker

Tien Len Southern Poker at Mac App Store analyse

SPN-TECH Limited
Games Card Puzzle
4,560 ratings · Power index: 600
Free Mac App Store Follow Website
Version 3.0
Size 38.64 Mb
Updated 2 years ago
Released 27 Nov 2012

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Tien Len - Souther Poker now is more excited with Play Globally mode. Now you can play Tien Len online with your friends and competitors around the world .  And with new "Race to 50" mode, You now compete with opponents to reach 50 points fist to win the game and get the score on Game Center. Let try to have the highest score among your friends and around the world !! Tiến lên (Vietnamese: tiến lên, tiến: advance; lên: to go up, up; literally: "go forward"), also known as Vietnamese cards, Thirteen, American Killer, or Jamal Patel in India, is a Vietnamese shedding-type card game devised in Southern China and Vietnam.It is similar to Zheng Shangyou, which uses a specially printed deck of cards, Big Two, and other "climbing" card games popular in many parts of Asia. Tien len, considered the national card game of Vietnam, is a game intended and best for 4 players. Tu Sac (Tứ Sắc - Four Colors) is a popular Vietnamese game played with chess cards. The objective of the game is to organize a hand of cards into a combination of valid Tu Sac sets of cards through a process of melding new cards into the hand and discarding out trash cards. It is known as Si Se Pai (which also means four colors) in Chinese. Refer to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_Color_Cards for more information

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Monthly Downloads > 13.2k
Est. Revenue ~ $5.4k
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France free
Germany free
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Japan free
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Good

ngoc41189 · 8 years ago · v2.3

Game hay

Game

Botchien95 · 8 years ago · v2.3

Hay

Awful

Fosterryan666 · 8 years ago · v2.3

Cant win shuffle is trash

Fun, but all rules aren’t correct

Eanola · 8 years ago · v2.3

I enjoy this game. It passes by a lot of time when I’m bored. The only issue I’ve had is for example, I’ll play a pair of 10’s. All players will pass. I’ll continue on with pair of Q’s, A’s, and 2’s. I’ll then get chopped. In reality, they shouldn’t have been able to chop me since they passed on all the other pairs. This also happens with single cards played. Oh, they’re able to do that, but not me.

3/5

maeyooooo · 8 years ago · v2.3

I like the app but my only concern is that I can’t play double straights when there’s a 2 played. Messes up my streak. Otherwise, it’s a good app.

Crashing

Bambam888 · 8 years ago · v2.3

Your app keeps on crashing.

Can’t stop playing this game

JayGee too · 7 years ago · v2.3

This game is very entertaining. I would like to see the developers add a small indicator to the playing board that shows the player number next to the player’s cards and leave the bonus/penalty points showing for the duration of the hand. Perhaps next to the player number. Great game.