How the outcome is decided
The game first checks whether each side has a pair. If both sides hold two cards with the same number, the higher pair wins. If only one side has a pair, that pair wins immediately over a mixed hand.
Start with a bankroll, choose a bet, check one computer card, then decide whether to change one of your own cards before the final reveal.
Rule flow: select a bet, inspect one computer card, then change one of your cards or skip before the final reveal.
This browser game keeps the original simple Jangttaeng style flow: one bankroll, three bet levels, one optional swap, and an instant result.
Press Start Game to open the bet choices. Each new round begins only after you choose x1, x2, or x3.
After betting, you see both of your cards and one of the computer's cards. The second computer card stays hidden for now.
Click one of your own cards to replace it once, or press Skip to keep your original hand for the reveal.
Press GO to show the second computer card. Pairs are compared first, then modulo 10 totals are used when both hands are mixed.
The game first checks whether each side has a pair. If both sides hold two cards with the same number, the higher pair wins. If only one side has a pair, that pair wins immediately over a mixed hand.
When both hands are mixed, the two card totals are added and reduced with modulo 10. The hand with the higher remaining value wins the round.
Because you can replace only one card, the visible computer card matters. Sometimes keeping a balanced hand is safer, while other times a bold swap can improve your chance of building a stronger pair or better total.
The round payout follows the selected bet amount. Winning adds the chosen amount to your money, while losing subtracts it. If your money reaches zero, the round ends and Retry resets the bankroll to 500.
Pairs are compared first. If there is no pair advantage, the higher sum modulo 10 wins.
No. You can change only one of your cards in each round, or skip the change entirely.
The game shows a game over style outcome for the bankroll and offers Retry so you can reset to 500 and play again.
Yes. The layout is responsive, and the card area and control buttons are arranged for both desktop and mobile screens.
This game is for entertainment, educational reference, and testing purposes.