Families and friends can now play the trick card match, Kachuful (Judgement), online. This match originated in India and is a variation of Oh Hell, also known as Judgment or Forecasting in some countries. Kachuful has several variations, including scoring models and a restriction on the last participant's ability to guess remaining hands in the round. However, participants can adjust these settings in the match.
To start playing, a participant can create a new room and share the room code with friends to join. Before starting the match, participants can review the settings and adjust them as desired. Each participant gets a different number of cards in each round, ranging from one to eight cards, and the trump changes in a repeating order of Spade, Diamond, Club, and Heart. At the beginning of every round, each participant is asked to estimate the number of hands they will triumph.
The last participant to estimate cannot choose the remaining cards in the round, so one person must be defeated. However, this setting can be turned off by the admin in the match's settings. During the match, each participant plays one card, and the first participant's card type determines what other participants can play. If a participant doesn't have that type of card, they can use a trump card to triumph the hand or use any other card. Players triumph markers if they triumph the exact number of hands they predicted at the beginning of each round. The number of markers a participant gets depends on the scoring model set by the room admin, which can either add ten to hands or multiply hands by ten.
Kachuful (Judgement) now available for families and friends to play online.Kachuful is a trick card game originated in India.It is a variation of Oh Hell and is also known as Judgment or Forecasting in some countries.There are several variations of this game.Do you count your score by adding 10 to hands or multiplying hands by 10?
Do you play with a restriction that last player cant guess remaining hands in round?
Dont worry. We got you covered.In game settings, you can select your scoring model and last player restriction.Create a new room, share room with friends and ask them to join.While they are joining, you can review settings. Start the .....
The participant with the highest markers at the end of the eight rounds is declared the triumphner. If participants have any questions or feedback, they can write to the match's support email at cardblastmatchs@gmail.com.
Features:
- Online multiparticipant card match
- Based on the Indian trick card match, Kachuful (Judgement)
- Allows for various match settings, including scoring models and restrictions on last participant's ability to guess remaining hands
- Players can create and share a room code for friends to join
- Each participant gets a different number of cards in each round
- The trump card changes in a repeating order
- Each participant predicts the number of hands they will triumph at the beginning of each round
- The last participant to estimate cannot choose the remaining cards in the round (optional)
- Each participant plays one card per hand
- Players triumph markers for triumphning the exact number of hands they predicted
- Scoring can either add ten to hands or multiply hands by ten
- The participant with the highest markers at the end of the eight rounds triumphs.
- Support email available for questions and feedback
What's New in the Latest Version 1.2.17
Last updated on Jan 15, 2022
Lobby redesign for Offline game and iOS
