The red card 3446688 a big king, the black card 799 red card how to win

Look at the individual hit, you out of 3 I don't want. You can't make a pair.

You lose to 6 or 44, you have a 4 and I have 7 You can only play 8 or the king, you play 8 and I 9 you are the king? Not a big king, I'm out of 7 and 9 left, you play as you like, I only have one card You have two single cards that are smaller than me, no matter what, black wins.

First of all, you have to explain what kind of cards you are playing! Different gameplay is different. If it is a landlord, it is a clear card, and the red card is impossible to win, if it is not a famous brand, it is difficult to say.

First of all, the pair cannot be played, and the pair cannot be played, and two single cards cannot appear, because you have 4 and 6 are lower than his 7, so the red card cannot win. You can try it with your cards, so you can talk about it if the red card comes first.

This kind of question is guaranteed to be a black win.

The red card is an 8 and the black card loses no matter what.

The one upstairs said that the red wins, I don't know how to win, like you said, red out of 3 black don't, red out of an 8 black don't want, then red out of 4, this side of black out of 9, then black left 7 and 9Red left 4 to 6 a 8 a king, black out of 9 red or, or you have to get the king, out of the queen there are single 4 single 8, black left 7 and 9, how to fight is black win.

First out of a 3, if you don't want to play 8 again, don't want to come out of a 6, if the other party out of 7 you out of 8, if out of 9, you don't! That's a win.

Red out of 3, black if out of 7 and then with 8, black does not dare to open the red on the 86644 order out of a single card, as long as the black to you can be crushed to death and then play on the last remaining single card to win, said red can not win to win will not play.

You can never win with a red card, you play three, others will never eat you, you play other cards, you will eat you directly, and you will lose no matter what.

Upstairs, if you hit 9 red, black hit 7, and the remaining 9 black will win.

Red wins, 3 or not! If you want to lose, if you don't want to be red, you will lose, if you don't want to be red, you will lose! Don't be red on 4, at this time first say a black don't, red continues 4, red still has 668 left, black or not lose.

2. When red comes out of 4, black comes out of 7, red 8, black can only come out of 9, and there is only one 9 left, and the red king presses it, and the black loses! 3. When red comes out of 4, black hits 9, red doesn't want to play 9 red, and then hits 9 red to hit the king, and loses to 6, an 8, and a 4 black!! How does black win?

Will play on the red card to win the red first out of 3 black out of 7 red out of 8 black will choose out of 9 or not out, out of 9 then the king pressed, out of the continue to play out of 8, not out of the 6 in turn red will win.

I suddenly figured it out.

Red 8 Black Over Red 6 Black 7 Red 8 Black Over Red 6 Black Over Red King Black Over Red 3 Black Over Red Against Four.

Red 3 Black 7

Red, 8, black, 9, red, king. It doesn't come out of the dark.

Red 44 black does not come out.

Red 66 black does not come out. Red 8

Scenario 1: Red plays 3, Black plays 7, Red plays 8, Black plays 9, Red kings, 44, 66, 8, and Red wins.

Scenario 2: Red plays 3, Black plays 7, Red plays 8, Black does not, Red plays 8, Black does not, Red continues to play, Red wins.

Fighting the landlord is a popular card game in China. It is about the class struggle in the old society, see the land reform movement for details. Fighting landlords is a poker game.

The game is played by a minimum of 3 players, with a deck of 54 cards (including ghost cards), one of which is the landlord, and the other two are the other side, and the two sides play against each other, and the first side to play the cards wins. Originally popular in Hanyang District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province, China, the poker game has grown to become popular around the world.

8 first, Black will play 9, then the pair will be finished, leaving 38 kings, Red will play another 8, Black will play 9, and then the king, 3, and win.

Red comes out of 3, black out of 7, then red out of king, red out of 4, then black out of 9, black wins

Hit 3 first, he out of seven, I'm out of 8

You don't know how to play cards???

As long as the red card is out one by one, you can win, you think, as long as the single card is out, after the black side 99 is opened, you will win, if you don't open it, you will always be single, as long as the red side does not take the initiative to play a pair, you can win, just take the simplest example:

Example 1: (Black splits the pair at the beginning), Red 3 Black 7, Red 8 Black 9, Red King Black Can't Afford It, Red 44 Black Can't Afford It, Red 66 Black Can't Afford It, Red 8, Over, Red Win!

Example 2: (Black does not split the pair before the kill), Red 3 Black 7, Red 8 Black does not, Red 8 Black does not, Red 6 Black does not, Red Black does not want, Red has three cards left at this time, it is a personal pair to split, Black 9, Red King Black does not, Red 66, Red wins!

As long as you play a single card, you can win any way you play!

Red 3 Black Don't Red 4 Black 7 Red King Red loses.

Red 3 Black Don't Red 4 Black 7 Red 8 Red loses.

In the same way, black waits for you to come out of any of the 46.

Silly, red out of 9, if I were black I wouldn't be out.

Black definitely wins! Red out 3 black won't want it! Then there are two possibilities, red out of the single 4 or 6, black goes 7, black wins; Red out of the single 8, black don't want, go 8 black don't want, or black wins.

Red plays 3 first, Black splits 8 with 7, and then keeps splitting, if Black splits 9, the king manages, and then wins with a pair all the time.

Red plays 3 first, Black plays king with 9, and then all the time the match wins.

Black wins! Saying that the red side won your IQ is very worrying.

Red must lose, if Red goes out of 8 first, Black will play 9, Red will play king, then there is a single 3 and 8 in hand, Black has 7 and 9, if not king, then Red will win with 7, which means that it is not possible to split the pair and leave two single cards first, then Red will go first with 3, Black will not want it, and then Red can only split the pair, if the pair is less than 7 then Black passes 7, Red will break 8 or use the king to press and lose, if Red will break 8 then Black will continue not to, and then go down Red will lose.

If you can't win, Red doesn't want any cards, and Black only needs to hold back until Red splits 4 pairs or 6 pairs and presses 7, and Red loses.

People are out of nine, you don't press! Chance to give you a pair?

Red out of 8, black out of out, red continues to play 8, black continues not to come out, red left 34466 king, black left 997, red play everything loses.

That person doesn't want to be black, let one hand, you out.

First 8 black out of 9 and then how do you get it right?

Black out of 9 big, why is it still red first?

How does red win? I don't want red out of 3, I don't want out of 8, I don't want to go out of 8, I don't want to go out of 4, I press 7,

I don't want your three, how do you fight, you out of 8, I don't want to continue.

Out of 8, lose faster, Black doesn't want it, how to play to Red?

One: Red 3446688 King & Black 799 Red 3 & Black Don't, Red 4 & Black 7 (Red Don't Red Lose)Red 8 & Black 9 (Red 4668 King & Black 9 Red Lose) II:

Red 3446688 King & Black 799 Red 8 & Black 9(Red 344668 King & Black 79.)If you don't want red, black wins) Red King & Black don't (red 344668 & black 79) Black wins.

Therefore, no matter how red plays, he loses, and black wins.

@1: Red out of three, black out of 7, red out of 8, black out of nine on the queen out of the right, black no matter how to continue 8, and then split to the end @2: red out of three, black no matter how to continue from small to large to dismantle right, ditto, @3:

Red out of three black out of nine, red don't, black out of any one on the king, and then out of the right is over.

Red 8, don't, red 3, black either 7 or don't, 7 is 8, don't 4. First 7 pressed 8, and then the black only 99, the red single card must be hard, he dared 9 I will be the king one-on-one single, along with the play on the line. Don't want me 4, I'll continue 4,668 kings, I single 8 and you lose.

If you dare to press 7 or 9 halfway, 7 will press me 8, and 9 will press me and I will be the king to kill you. Red can win.

Red loses, unsolvable, red 3, black don't, red 8, black don't, red 6, black 9, black is stable. Red 3, black don't, red 8, black don't, red 8 black don't, red is dismantling 4or6 black on 7, black is stable again, so there is no solution.

Red loses no matter what, I don't know what you think when you win, red 3 black don't red 8 black don't red 4 you say black out of 7, why do you want to come out of 7, black out of 9, how to get red out? (1) If the king is in charge, there are 4668 left in red and 79 left in black, so red is not lost? (2) Don't be a king, black out of 7, red out of what?

Out of 8, black out of 9, out of the king, you still have 48 two singles, black only 9 left, top me up