A Simple Cheat for Hazaar - Card Game

The rules of Hazaar

Hazaar is a card game played competitively  between four players.

All the cards in the deck are shuffled and dealt so that each player gets 13 cards.

The players then, arrange the cards in highest order in hands of 3, 3, 3, and 4.

The hands are dealt turn-wise, and the player with the highest card rank in that hand, wins.

Cards having a value of 10 and each face card above 10 is worth 10 points i.e. King, Queen, Jack, Ace and 10.

All of the other cards are worth 5 points.

A benchmark is predetermined e.g. 2000 points. The first player to reach that amount of points wins.

How to win one hand using three Aces

Some more rules:

The person who loses an entire round i.e. the person who gets the lowest points in that round - has to deal the cards for the next round.

This is your opportunity to cheat.

First, count three cards from the top and insert and Ace. Place those cards into the deck from the top.

Second, count six cards from the bottom and insert two more Aces at the fourth card interval (pictured below).

Now pretend to shuffle your cards and then, deal the cards. You will get three Aces ensuring that you win at least one hand.

Please note that for this cheat to work you will have to place those Aces in the slight confusion that happens at the end of a round. People will be counting their card and tallying their scores. If you lost that round, you will be collecting their cards (to shuffle next), and that is your opportunity to insert those Aces in those positions.

If that cheat is too difficult, or if you are likely to get noticed, here’s a slightly less risky, less useful tip. When it is the time to shuffle and deal, take a peek at the card on the top of the deck i.e. the last card that will be dealt. This card is 100 percent going to be dealt to you, if you are the dealer. Make sure that this card is a high card such as a King, Queen or Jack. If it is an Ace, then, it is the best.

Deal as you would normally, and wait for that card to be in your deck. Granted, it is not assured that this high card will ensure you a win, but this card will increase your probability of winning (or not losing). Also, having a high card ensured in your deck means that at least the other players are not able to get their hands on that card.

Peaceful Sparta plays Peaceful Cards-a. He wrote this article so that he could show off his watch in the fifth (final) image. You ought  to read his blogs.