101 HD Online Card Game: iPhone vs Android

101 is a popular card game for 2 to 4 players, now with a new online mode! Known in various countries as “Mau-Mau,” “Czech Fool,” “English Fool,” “Pharaoh,” “Pentagon,” or “One Hundred One.” This classic game served as the basis for the well-known “Uno.”



The goal of the game: get rid of all the cards in your hand as quickly as possible or score the least points on remaining cards. The game continues until 101 points. If a player exceeds this amount, they are eliminated. The game ends when only one player remains, who is declared the winner. In online mode, the game ends when any player reaches 101 points.



In our version you will find:
• Online mode: play with friends or random opponents online
• Offline mode: story-driven adventure with characters and quests or free play with custom rules
• Daily and weekly rewards
• Excellent graphics
• Multiple card sets and game tables
• Mode with 52 or 36 cards
• Choice of hand size
• Choice of number of players



A special note about the multiplayer mode (online mode): The game is played strictly with real players. However, if a player leaves the match, a bot will take over to complete it. Thus, every match is always played to the end, after which rewards and experience are distributed.



Additional settings:
In “One Hundred One,” there are many rule variations, and thanks to a flexible settings system, you can easily adapt the game to your preferences. In the “Additional Settings” section when creating a game, you can use the following options:
• +40 points if the King of Spades remains in hand
• Shuffle the deck when cards run out
• Disable the ability to pass the effect of 6 and 7
• Make 6, 7, 8, 10, and the King of Spades regular cards
• When playing an 8, if there’s no follow-up card, draw either 3 cards or until a suitable card is found
• Cover the 8 with another card if it was the last card
• Choose how many cards to draw with the King of Spades: 4 or 5



Additionally, for player convenience, our 101 offers the option to enable fast move animations (both during the game and if a player finishes a round before computer opponents). For those who don’t want to watch bots play, you can enable the “End game on loss” option.



Rules of the game “One Hundred One”



A player can place a card of the same suit or rank on the open card. If they don’t have a suitable card, they must draw one from the deck. If it doesn’t fit, the turn passes to the next player.



If the deck runs out of cards, the top card from the discard pile is placed face-up on the table, and the remaining cards are turned over to serve as the deck again.



Certain cards require specific actions from players after being played:
• 6 - draw one card and skip your turn
• 7 - draw two cards and skip your turn
• King of Spades - draw four cards and skip your turn
• 8 - after playing this card, you must play again. If you have no card to play, draw from the deck until you can
• 10 - changes the direction of play
• Ace - skip your turn
•

101 is a popular card game for 2 to 4 players, now with a new online mode! Known in various countries as “Mau-Mau,” “Czech Fool,” “English Fool,” “Pharaoh,” “Pentagon,” or “One Hundred One.” This classic game served as the basis for the well-known “Uno.”



The goal of the game: get rid of all the cards in your hand as quickly as possible or score the least points on remaining cards. The game continues until 101 points. If a player exceeds this amount, they are eliminated. The game ends when only one player remains, who is declared the winner. In online mode, the game ends when any player reaches 101 points.



In our version you will find:
• Online mode: play with friends or random opponents online
• Offline mode: story-driven adventure with characters and quests or free play with custom rules
• Daily and weekly rewards
• Excellent graphics
• Multiple card sets and game tables
• Mode with 52 or 36 cards
• Choice of hand size
• Choice of number of players



A special note about the multiplayer mode (online mode): The game is played strictly with real players. However, if a player leaves the match, a bot will take over to complete it. Thus, every match is always played to the end, after which rewards and experience are distributed.



Additional settings:
In “One Hundred One,” there are many rule variations, and thanks to a flexible settings system, you can easily adapt the game to your preferences. In the “Additional Settings” section when creating a game, you can use the following options:
• +40 points if the King of Spades remains in hand
• Shuffle the deck when cards run out
• Disable the ability to pass the effect of 6 and 7
• Make 6, 7, 8, 10, and the King of Spades regular cards
• When playing an 8, if there’s no follow-up card, draw either 3 cards or until a suitable card is found
• Cover the 8 with another card if it was the last card
• Choose how many cards to draw with the King of Spades: 4 or 5



Additionally, for player convenience, our 101 offers the option to enable fast move animations (both during the game and if a player finishes a round before computer opponents). For those who don’t want to watch bots play, you can enable the “End game on loss” option.



Rules of the game “One Hundred One”



A player can place a card of the same suit or rank on the open card. If they don’t have a suitable card, they must draw one from the deck. If it doesn’t fit, the turn passes to the next player.



If the deck runs out of cards, the top card from the discard pile is placed face-up on the table, and the remaining cards are turned over to serve as the deck again.



Certain cards require specific actions from players after being played:
• 6 - draw one card and skip your turn
• 7 - draw two cards and skip your turn
• King of Spades - draw four cards and skip your turn
• 8 - after playing this card, you must play again. If you have no card to play, draw from the deck until you can
• 10 - changes the direction of play
• Ace - skip your turn
•

101 is a popular card game played by 2-4 people. It is known by different names in different countries, such as "Mau-Mau," "Czech Fool," "English Fool," "Pharaoh," "Pentagon," and "One Hundred and One."

The goal of the game is to get rid of all the cards in your hand as quickly as possible, or to have the lowest amount of points on the remaining cards. The game is played up to 101 points. If a player scores more than 101 points, they are out of the game. The game ends when there is only one player left, who is declared the winner.

In our version, you will find:
★ Excellent graphics
☆ Many sets of cards and game tables
★ Mode with 52 or 36 cards
☆ Choice of hand size
★ Choice of number of players

Additional settings:
There are many variations of the rules in "One Hundred and One," and thanks to the flexible settings system, you can easily adapt the game to your needs. The following options can be used in the "Additional Settings" section when creating a game:
★ +40 points if you have the King of Spades in your hand
☆ Shuffle the deck when the cards run out
★ Disable the ability to play 6's and 7's
☆ Make 6's, 7's, 8's, 10's, and the King of Spades regular cards
★ When playing an 8, if you have no cards to play next, take either 3 cards or keep drawing until you find one you can play
☆ Close an 8 with another card if it was the last card
★ Choose how many cards to draw when you have the King of Spades: 4 or 5

For the convenience of players, our 101 game has a quick move animation feature that can be turned on during the game or if a player finishes the game before their computer opponents. For those who do not want to watch the bot players, there is an option to "End the game on loss."

Rules of the "One Hundred and One" game:
A player can put a card of the same suit or value on the open card. If they do not have the required card, they must draw one card from the deck. If the drawn card is not suitable, the turn goes to the next player.

If the deck runs out of cards, the top card from the open cards stack is removed and left face up on the table, and the rest are turned over and used as the deck again.

Some cards require players to take certain actions after they are played:
• 6 - draw one card and skip a turn
• 7 - draw 2 cards and skip a turn
• King of Spades - draw 4 cards and skip a turn
• 8 - if you play this card, you must play again. If you do not have a card to play, you must draw cards from the deck until you find one you can play.
• 10 - changes the direction of the game
• Ace - skip a turn
• Queen - a player can order the suit

A player can pass the action of the 6 or 7 card to the next player by playing a 6 or 7.

The goal of one round of the game is to get rid of all the cards in your hand. The first player to do so wins the game.

The first player to score more than 101 points loses and is out of the game. The game continues between the remaining players. The winner is the last player who hasn't scored 101 penalty points.

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