The Bura Card Game 2.01

The Bura card game is really a folk game. Buru was played and is played in the courtyards of the provinces, both old and young. It requires excellent memory, quick decision-making, anticipating the moves of rivals, and a certain courage.

The Drill game usually involves 3-4 people. Each player is dealt three cards, a trump suit is assigned. The first player puts the cards face up on the table, the other players must beat these cards according to certain rules or, if there is no way to beat the cards, discard the cards face down next to the unbroken cards. If a player hits cards, he puts his cards face up on the cards that he hits. After completing the circle (i.e. if all the players have made their move in any way), the player who was able to beat the open cards or if his cards were not beaten, takes all the cards on the table as a bribe. Further moves are also being made. The game continues until one of the players scores 31 points or one of the players gets three trump cards, i.e. a Drill falls out. The game arouses interest with its swiftness because you can score 31 points very quickly, but your rivals can do it too.

The Bura card game has a detailed accompanying help about the rules of the Bura game, about various interface settings and game conditions.