Biya doo doo is a simple, entertaining, young and old-minded poker game. The game is played by three people playing a deck of cards (54 cards), with one player in each game being a "landlord" against the other two farmers who form an alliance. The first party (any of the landowners or farmers) to fight against each other will win. Although the game itself has its own element of luck, it focuses more on players' skills in card-making: card-keeping, counting, thinking, summing up. The bojado landlord game is well-conceived and informative, with not only a well-developed mission system but also a more stimulating mechanism for competition, and is therefore welcomed by many players as a good poker game on many social networking sites. The iphone/ipad version of borgou doo's more original bluetooth/wifi mode of fighting allows you to "fight" with your close friends at any time. The game is well-mannered, stimulating, free downloading, non-registering, non-filling, and can start as soon as it is installed. So far, biya doo doo has completed multiple coverage from the pc to the cell phone and the tv end, allowing you to enjoy the pleasure of the doo doo doo at any time. Basic rules: landlords are highly confrontational and cooperative, using a deck of 54 cards. One player in each game is the "landlord" and the other two farmers are on the other side. The goal of the landowner is to finish all the cards first (in a legal way) and the farmer is to finish all the cards before the landowner finishes. Those who finish first win. (a) one player is the owner and the remaining two are farmers; there are three sub-values of 1,2,3 which are optional. (c) the landowner will be the first to issue the cards in reverse-hour order, and only to make the cards larger than the ones of the previous home. When there are no cards available, previous high-quality brand players are given a new round of cards and re-list. Development: game on line, june 2011. In december 2012, he was awarded the golden tribune award: a good mobile platform network game. In december 2012, win-o'witnet's annually app game