When Pusoy rows are compared
Follow a traditional Pusoy hand from the face-down layout to the shared reveal, then compare front with front, middle with middle and back with back.
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Trace an unfamiliar Play charge
Match a billing descriptor to Play order history, then separate a refund request from an unauthorised-charge report. Check the payment-method deadline before contacting support.
Who may challenge a Tongits Draw?
Read a fixed three-player Tongits record to see why a challenger must have opened their hand. Separate opening from laying off, then check the face-down four-card-set exception.
Two ace-high flushes can differ
Compare two fixed Pusoy flushes beyond their equal top cards, then audit a same-ranks tie. Original no-stakes exercises distinguish rank order from suit order.
Equal points do not make a set
Compare three fixed ten-point-card groups to separate rank, suit and point value. Audit a misleading Tongits set label with an original no-stakes worksheet.
Cut or shuffle? Follow two paper packets
Use eight labelled paper slips to see how a simple cut changes the top card while preserving packet order. Separate this action from shuffling and checking a deck.
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LEARN BY EXAMPLE
Same suit. Three in a row.
A run is three or more consecutive cards of the same suit,
such as 7, 8, 9 of hearts.
