War Of Cards VIP 3D

War Of Cards

War Of Cards is played between a player and the Dealer. The object of the game is to get a higher card than the dealer's card.

Cards rank as usual from high to low: A K Q J T 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2. We can say that cards from 2 to 10 have their face values, Jack is 11, Queen 12, King 13, Ace 14. Aces are always high.

Player can make a NORMAL BET or bet on a TIE ( which pays TIE BET x 9). TIE pays just 1 time when 1st set of cards have same value )

Player has the following options:
If his card is higher than dealer card, he wins 2x NORMAL BET.
If his card is lower than dealer card, he loses.
If his card is equal to dealer card, he can decide to FOLD (and win back 1/2 bet) or go to WAR.
If player decides to go to WAR, he will have the following options

FOLD: by clicking FOLD the game will end and the player will lose half of the NORMAL BET (If he placed bet on tie, he will get TIEBET x 9, plus half of NORMAL BET )

WAR: by clicking War the player will place one more stake that equals the NORMAL BET. Then three cards are dealt to the Dealer face down (burnt), one card is dealt to the player and one to the Dealer - face up. The second cards are compared.
If the second card equals or beats the Dealer’s, the player will win 3 x initial bet. Profit = 2x initial bet
If the Dealer s second card is higher than the Player's card, the player will lose both bets.

DISCONNECTIONS:
1.Gameplays that were disrupted due to client or internet connection issues, during a TIE, while waiting for the player to decide if he would go to WAR or not, can be resumed by restarting the game.
2.Game Client crashes/disconnects that happen during other moments of a gameplay will result in a completed gameplay and the win shall be credited to the player account(if there was a win). The results of the gameplay can be viewed in the gameplay history logs.

• 2GHz CPU with at least 2x cores;
• 6GB RAM;
• minimum 2GB Graphics Card (2016 or newer);

• 3GHz CPU with at least 2x cores;
• 8GB RAM;
• minimum 2GB Graphics Card (2016 or newer);