Egyptian Basra, also known as "Al Kommy", "Ashara Koutshinah", and "Ash Al Walad" in Egypt, is a simple and enjoyable match suitable for all ages and mobile devices. The match features a multiparticipant mode using internet connection through servers where participants can match with friends in private or public rooms. The objective of the match is to take as many cards from the ground as possible. Players take turns throtriumphg one card on the table, and the other participant can take cards from the table if there is a similar card or group of cards that equals the sum of a card in their hand. The match has special rules for cards such as J, Q, K, and Diamond 7. Players can earn bonuses for taking "Basra", and the triumphner is determined based on the total number of cards and bonuses earned over several rounds.
Egyptian Basra also called in Egypt "Al Kommy", "Ashara Koutshinah", and "Ash Al Walad", suitable for all ages, light on memory and for all kinds of mobiles oldies and new. With Multiplayer feature using the internet connection through our servers, which will enable you and your friend to match in a room. Also you can make public rooms to play with others or private and pass the room name to your friend to join. The Game is very simple:1- One of the two players will deal four cards for each, and in the beginning of the game he will include the table with four cards two.2- Each player will throw one card on the table until he is out of cards, .....
Gather a powerful team.
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- Clear and concise language
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- Descriptive and illustrative examples
- Suitable for all ages and proficiency levels
Egyptian Basra App 2.1 Update
2022-05-08
Should fix android 12 bug
Now you can use login with your Facebook account to play against other Facebook players on a seperate server.
New Leaderboard for Facebook players only.
Other players will be on other server.
be sure to have the updated version
privacy policy link
https://egybasra.com/policies/asharapolicy.html
