Happy Landlords OPPO Versionvv3.8.1 安卓版

Happy Landlords OPPO Version , also known as Happy Landlords Cocoa Version, is one of the most fun mobile Landlords games of 2016. It offers rich gameplay, including the standard three-player mode, four-player mode, wild card mode, and tournament mode, with big prizes waiting for you to win! Download and experience it now from Green Resource Network!

Game Introduction

"Happy Landlords" is a simple and fun mobile Landlords game! Play anytime, anywhere, online or offline; you can even add friends while playing. It features a variety of gameplay modes including three-player, four-player, and wild card games! Playing on mobile networks consumes minimal data.

Game Features

Play anytime, anywhere, in single-player or online modes. There are various game modes including 3-player, 4-player, wild card, and tournament modes. Millions of gold coins and real-world prizes are within reach.

The visuals are exquisite, and the special effects are rich and hilarious; the landlord couple is comical, and the migrant worker team is impressive.

One-click login, no registration required, tons of free coins given away every day, a truly free and fun Dou Dizhu game.

With a smooth user experience, intelligent matchmaking, and industry-leading anti-cheating technology, Mom no longer needs to worry about my gold coins being cheated.

A unique friend system awaits you, with many beautiful women and handsome men ready to meet you.

Game Rules

Classic three-player mode

Dealing cards

A deck of cards has 54 cards. Each player receives 17 cards, and 3 cards are left as the bottom cards. Players cannot see the bottom cards before the landlord is determined.

Bidding

Bidding proceeds in turn according to the order of play. When bidding, players can choose to "call the landlord" or "pass". If a player chooses to "call the landlord", the bidding ends immediately, and that player becomes the landlord. If no one bids, the cards are redealt, and bidding restarts until someone "calls the landlord".

1. The player who bids in the first round is randomly selected by the system.

2. If a player chooses "open hand" before bidding, the first player to choose "open hand" will have priority in bidding.

3. If a player chooses "reveal their hand" before bidding, and none of the three players choose "call landlord", then the system selects the first player who "revealed their hand" as the landlord.

Landlord

After a player calls for the landlord position, each player has one and only one chance to "bid" for the landlord position, in turn. If no other player bids for the landlord position after a player bids, the landlord position belongs to that player.

If no player chooses to "claim the landlord" (bid for the landlord position), the landlord rights belong to the player who "called for the landlord" (bid for the landlord position).

Each time you "grab the landlord," the game multiplier is doubled.

Players who have previously opted out of calling "Landlord" are unable to perform the "Landlord" action.

Open Cards

1. Open cards means playing the game with all cards in your hand revealed. There are three main types: "Open cards at the start", "Open cards after dealing", and "Open cards".

2. Start with open cards: If you choose to start the game with open cards before the cards are dealt, the game multiplier will be multiplied by 5.

3. Dealing cards open: Choose to play with cards open during the dealing process. The game multiplier will be multiplied by 4 or 3 depending on the number of cards dealt.

4. Open Cards: After receiving the three bottom cards, you can choose to open your cards and start the game. The game multiplier is doubled.

5. If multiple players choose "open card" at the same time, the multiplier of the highest open card will be used for calculation.

double

1. After the landlord is chosen, a doubling option is added before the landlord plays their cards. After the landlord takes the bottom cards, the doubling option appears, allowing players to choose to double or not. However, to double, players must meet specific conditions.

2. After completing the doubling or non-doubling action within the time limit, you must wait for other players to complete their actions or until the time limit expires before the landlord starts playing cards.

3. Game score after doubling: Multiplier * Relationship of Happy Beans per point * Your own multiplier * Your opponent's multiplier. If there is a multiplier, multiply by 2; otherwise, multiply by 1.

4. The condition for doubling the reward is that the number of Happy Beans held by the user exceeds the value specified for that room.

The rules are as follows: 1. When the doubling user is the landlord, all players must have more than the room's maximum number of Happy Beans. 2. When the doubling user is a peasant, both the peasant and the landlord must have more than the room's maximum number of Happy Beans.

Playing cards

The three bottom cards are given to the landlord and revealed to everyone. The landlord plays first, and then players take turns playing in a counter-clockwise direction. When it's a player's turn, they can choose to "pass" or play a card higher than the previous player's. The round ends when one player runs out of cards.

Win or Loss Judgment

The game ends when any player runs out of cards. If the landlord runs out of cards first, the landlord wins; otherwise, the other two players win.

Card type introduction

Rocket: refers to the two Jokers (Big Joker and Little Joker), the highest-ranking cards.

Bomb: Four cards of the same value (e.g., four 7s)

Single card: A single card (such as the 5 of hearts)

A pair: Two cards of the same value (e.g., 4 of Clubs + 4 of Diamonds)

Three of a kind: Three cards of the same value (such as three Jacks).

Three of a Kind with One: Three cards of the same value plus a single card or a pair. For example: 333+6 or 444+99

Straight: Five or more consecutive single cards (e.g., 45678 or 78910JQK), excluding 2s and Jokers.

Double Straight: Three or more consecutive pairs (e.g., 334455, 7788991010JJ), excluding 2s and Jokers.

Three of a Kind: Two or more consecutive sets of three cards (e.g., 333444, 555666777888), excluding 2s and Jokers.

Airplane with Wings: Three straights plus the same number of single cards (or the same number of pairs), such as: 444555+79 or 333444555+7799JJ

Four of a Kind with Two: Four cards plus two other cards. (Note: Four of a Kind with Two is not a bomb), such as: 5555 + 3 + 8 or 4444 + 55 + 77.

Card type comparison

Rockets are the highest-ranking cards and can beat any other card. Bombs are lower than rockets but higher than other cards. When both are bombs, their values are compared. Except for rockets and bombs, other cards must have the same card type and the same number of cards to be compared. Single cards are compared by value, in the order of Joker > Joker > 2 > A > K > Q > J > 10 > 9 > 8 > 7 > 6 > 5 > 4 > 3, regardless of suit. Pairs and three-of-a-kind are compared by value. Straights are compared by the value of the highest card. A three-of-a-kind with wings or a four-of-a-kind with two extra cards is compared by the three-of-a-kind and four-of-a-kind portions; the extra cards do not affect the ranking.

How to play with wild cards

The gameplay is basically the same as the three-player version, with the biggest difference being that: a random card is drawn from the deck, and all four suits of that card become wild cards. Wild cards can be transformed into any card except the first and second jokers; a single wild card is played according to its original rank; a bomb formed with wild cards is a soft bomb, which is smaller than a hard bomb formed without wild cards.

Four-player mode

Two decks of cards are used, and four players play simultaneously. One team is the landlord, and the other three form the other team. The team that runs out of cards first wins. After the game starts, cards are dealt, leaving 8 cards as the bottom cards. Each player receives 25 cards. After the landlord is determined, the bottom cards are dealt to the landlord player and are visible to the other players. The system randomly draws one card to determine the player who bids in the first round. When bidding, players can choose to "bid for landlord" or "pass." If a player chooses to "bid for landlord," the bidding ends immediately, and that player becomes the landlord. Similar to the classic gameplay, players can also bid to become the landlord.

During the card-playing phase, the eight bottom cards are given to the landlord and revealed to all players. The landlord plays first, and then players take turns playing in a counter-clockwise direction. When it's a player's turn, they can choose to "pass" or play a card higher than the previous player's. The round ends when a player runs out of cards.

Special hand type: Royal Flush. Composed of four Jokers, it is the highest-ranking hand.