Cap Sha: Playing the Great Bridge Game, Part 2

Ok, we know what Cap Sha is from the previous article. So, now, let's find out some special rules that can be applied on it. Most of it will be applied to The Throwing Cap Sha Game.

Rules of The Forming Cap Sha Games:
a. The lower level cards must have better combination as described in the previous article than the higher one. So if the lower level has better combination, the player will automatically lose.
b. The score will be determined by comparing players' cards at each level. So the first level in player one's hand will be compared to the first level of player two, three and four. The same applied to the next levels. Then the winning of each level is accumulated. The one that has the most winning will be the winner the game.
c. In gambling, above rule isn't used. So each player will have to settle their score with every player playing the game. That means a player can win and lose at once.

Rules of The Throwing Cap Sha Games:
As I said before in the previous article, there are so many types of rules in The Throwing Cap Sha Game. However, players can choose which rules to be used.

Starting Rules
Rule type 1
Player has to use a single combination to start the game. If it is the first game, the card has to be three of diamond. Then when there is a winner, he/she will go first and he/she may decide which card goes first. However he/she still has to use a single card.

Rule Type 2.
This is the same as rule type one. The only difference is that when there is a winner, he/she may use any combination he'd/she'd like to use.

Rule Type 3
In the first game, player that has three of diamond can throw any combination they'd like as long as the three of diamond still in that combination. Then when there is a winner, he/she will go first and he/she may decide which cards goes first.

Rules Type 4
When using this rule, a player that has three of diamond will go first, so even you are the winner of the previous game, but you don't have three of diamond, you can't go first.

Five-Card Combination Rules
Rules type 1
In this game, player may put any five-card combination to fight the other five-card combination as long as the value is higher. So, a straight can be fought with a flush / full house.

Rules type 2
This is the opposite of rules type one. You may only fight a five-card combination with the same five-card combination that has higher value than the previous one.

Special Power of Four-of-a-Kind
Some players may want to put some special power in a four-of-a-kind combination to make the game more interesting. However it can only be applied when someone successfully thrown that combination out of his/her hand, so the other players can still prevent it.

Special Type 1
With the four-of-a-kind combination, the highest card (2) will become the lowest card in the game. This will confuse a player that keeps the 2's as their special weapons.

Special Type 2
With four-of-a-kind combination, player can make another player lose at once when he/she throws 2 out from his/her hand. So when it happens, the game is over and the cards will be reshuffled with the one who throws that combination as a winner.

So you know how this game goes already.
Why not play it with your friends or family?