Re: OT : Godori in South Korea

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jesse) wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> I know this is off topic here but its here so ill reply and ask
> questions
>  
> > "Hwa-tu is the Korean name for flower cards (similar to the Japanese
> > Hanafuda). 
> > Definately! The most popular game in South Korea is "GoStop" even
> > compared with all other games.
> 
> Just another reason why korea is one of my favorite countries. In
> japan the game is either associated with yakuza or blue collar workers
> and thus not too many people play.
> 
>  
> > 
> > "joseplluis pibernat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL 
> > PROTECTED]>...
> > -snip-
> > 
> > >Also Seoul is saturated with gambling dens, mostly slots, Godori
> > >(hanafuda), Poker and video horse racing.
> > 
> > - snip- 
> 
> i wrote it, but thats okay ;) 
> 
> > The Korean cards (or Japanese Hanafuda) has only three cards with
> > birds.
> 
> For some reason the Rain suit (ame or yanagi) cards never count as
> anything. This suit also has a bird, but for the sake of combinations
> isnt scored.
> 
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1.

kind of jokers of GoStop

captue of www.hangame.com

http://myhome.hanafos.com/~yatari/test/hangame.jpg


capture of www.netmarble.net
http://myhome.hanafos.com/~yatari/test/netmarble.jpg

2. 

As for rain with 'bright',
if you have two cards with 'bright', other than rain , no point

if you have three cards with  'bright' including rain with 'bright',
only two points
if you have four  cards with  'bright' including rain with 'bright',
four points
if you have five cards with  'bright' including rain with 'bright', 15
(fifteen)  points (great!)