ilogearJust like other card games, to play well, players need to constantly practice and accumulate experience. Strategies such as "being modest" (betting small to test opponents), "bluffing" (tricking opponents) or "folding" (giving up cards when feeling there is no chance of winning) all need to be practiced to achieve maximum effectiveness. In addition, players also need to be alert and have good financial management skills to avoid "burning a hole in their pocket" when encountering unlucky games.
