Hokm, Pasoor and Monti FUN round reference
These three native catalog entries use different game presentations with the same simple score-comparison rule in the FUN round described here. Read the mode on the active game before expecting a traditional full-match ruleset.
Check the current casino listingThe score comparison
A round produces a player score and an opposing score, each from one through twelve. A higher player score wins, equal scores produce a push, and a lower player score loses.
The winning FUN result returns twice the stake. A push returns the stake; a loss returns zero. For example, a score of nine against six wins under this specific comparison rule.
What the individual presentations show
Hokm and Pasoor use card-table presentations, while Monti uses its own table and chip artwork. The returned score and result summary explain the FUN round outcome.
Artwork alone does not establish a trump-selection stage, trick-taking sequence, card-capture scoring system or another traditional game mechanism. Those would need their own published rules and supported controls.
Identify the mode before learning a strategy
A traditional guide for a game name may describe a different sequence of decisions from this score round. Check whether your current game is the score-based FUN mode or a separately documented experience.
If you want to learn a traditional card game, ask for a general educational explanation and keep it separate from the rules being used by the current round. Do not assume that an explanation of a traditional variant changes the active game.
Where to go next
Open the casino to check the current entry and available mode. If the displayed game or rule reference differs from this description, use that active rule reference or contact support with the title and mode. The assistant should identify the available information before describing controls or payouts.