Overview:
Welcome to Beat Or Bomb!
This is a two-player interactive card game. As in many card games and in particular the game of War, in each round, each player chooses one card to play. Unlike other card games, each player can choose whether to compete or to give up a card. Points will be calculated and accumulated after each round. At the end of the game, the player with the most points will become the winner. A tie is possible though unlikely. Now, let's go over the specific rules.
Rules:
- When the game starts, each player will be given the same set of cards from 2 to A (Joker not included), one of each. The value of each card equals the numerical value on the card except for J, Q, K, A and 2 whose values are 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15. Note that card 2 has the highest value (this unusual rule is unlike the usual situation in which card 2 is has the smallest value).
- At each round, each player will choose and confirm one card from their set to play, and they can decide whether they want to compete with this card or to give up. This process will be private meaning each player will not see the decision made by their opponent. After the decision, the card will be removed from the player's playing set.
- After both players have made their decisions, the points will be calculated as follows:
- If both players chose to compete, the player with a larger-value card wins and will be awarded with points equal to their card value as well as their opponent's. For example, if player A and player B both decided to compete, player A had card 6 and player B had card J, then player B wins and will be awarded with 11 + 6 = 17 points from this round whereas player A does not get any points.
- If both players chose to give up, then neither player will get any points.
- If player A chose to compete and player B chose to give up, then player A will be awarded with points equal to their card value whereas player B does not get any points.
- After both players have played all their cards, the player with more points will be the winner.
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