32 Cards is Ezugi's four-hand comparison game using a reduced deck with ranks six through king. Each position begins with a different score: Player 8 starts at eight points, Player 9 at nine, Player 10 at ten and Player 11 at eleven. A dealt card adds its value to that position's starting total, and the highest total wins. For example, a six gives Player 8 fourteen points. The deck is shuffled between rounds. These unequal starting scores distinguish the game from ordinary high-card betting and correspond to different winning payouts.
To compare related live casino formats, read the rules of Andar Bahar (Ezugi) and Teen Patti 3 Card.
The library also explains live, digital and hybrid game formats to help put these mechanics in context.
Source: published game information.
