Koi-Koi Yaku (sets) Guide There are 12 sets (yaku) that you can form. Most of these are based around 4 categories of cards. Brights, Ribbons, Animals, or Plain Cards. You may wish to print this out for a guide while learning the game. The Yaku Gokō (五光) – Five

is a popular hanafuda fishing game for two players, who compete to capture cards from the table and form scoring combinations known as yaku. Its name comes from its gameplay element that allows players to decide whether to continue the round (by calling “koi-koi,” lit. “come on!”) and risk their points for the chance to improve their score, or end the round (by calling “shōbu ...

Yaku, Koi-Koi, and Ending When you form a Yaku, you can choose to continue (say “Koi-Koi!”) or end the round. Choosing to continue is a gamble. Continuing the round is worth 1 bonus point! But only the player who ends the round may score points that

31 hàng · Koi-Koi YAKU CARD COMBINATIONS: So what the heck is this "yaku" thing I keep mentioning? Well, "yaku" is a Japanese word for which I have not been able to come up with a good English equivalent. The best I have come up with is: "bonus card combination."

SCORING THE YAKU Koi Koi has only 14 hands which make it easy to remember after some practice. Some basic knowlage of Hanafuda generic scoring can help you learn them but aren’t needed as the generic point values aren’t used. I’ve attached a Below ...

Yaku / Points. The object of this game is to form special card combinations called "Yaku" from cards accumulated in a point pile. Once a yaku has been formed, a player can Stop to cash in points, or Koi-koi (keep going) to form additional yaku for more points. Yaku has two subclass, first is "Dealt Yaku" which a player is dealt before play ...

2016/8/12 · Length of Play: 6 or 12 rounds (months) Number of Decks: One full deck, no jokers. Hands (Yaku): 14 and 2 dealt. Goal: Be the first to make a scoring hand and claim points, and get more points than the opponent. In Koi-Koi matches are made between same month cards only. So June matches June and August matches August.

Goal. The Koi-Koi is traditionally played in 3, 6 or 12 rounds. Each player starts with the same number of coins. The winner is the player with the most coins after playing all the rounds. If a player no longer has coins he is eliminated. Determine the …