Tongits Go

The game rules of Tongits Go are similar to traditional Doudizhu, but they are unique. The following are the basic rules of the game:

Number of cards:
A deck of cards (excluding the big and small jokers) has a total of 52 cards.
Each player is initially dealt 16 cards, and 3 cards are kept at the bottom.
Dealer:
The system randomly designates the dealer in the first round.
In subsequent games, if there is a winner in the previous round, the winner will continue to be the dealer; if there is a tie, the dealer will be randomly selected.
Card-playing rules:
The dealer plays first and can play any type of card, including single cards, pairs, three of a kind, straights, etc.
Players play cards in a counterclockwise order, and can only play one card at a time.
When playing cards, the card played later must be greater than or equal to the previous card (for example, when playing a pair, the pair played later must be greater than or equal to the previous pair).
Card size:
Single: A > K > Q > J > 10 > 9 > 8 > 7 > 6 > 5 > 4 > 3 > 2
Pair: Two identical cards, such as AA, QQ, etc.
Three of a kind: Three identical cards, such as 666, AAA, etc.
Straight: Five consecutive single cards, such as 34567, 10JQKA, etc.
Bomb: Four identical cards, such as 6666, JJJJ, etc. Bombs can be used to press any card type.
King bomb: Four kings (big king or small king), is the largest card type, can be pressed any card.
Winning and losing judgment:
When the player's cards are played out, the player wins.
If there are score cards (5, 10, K) in the bottom cards, these scores will be counted into the score.
In the last round, if the dealer wins, the dealer's score will be doubled.
Special rules:
If the player cannot play the cards in his hand, he must deduct a bottom card as a penalty.
If all the cards are deducted, the game ends and the player with the highest score wins.
These are the basic rules of the game, and the specific details may vary depending on the game version or player agreement.