Mindi vs Black Queen

Mindi is the popular indian card game which is a team game mostly 2 teams with multiple members and main objective of this gave is to win maximum or all 10s (spades, hearts, diamonds, clubs). You and your partner sit opposite each other against two opponents. Every 10 in the pack is a mindi, and the tens are what a hand is won on: take three or four of them and the hand is yours. Take all four and that is a mendikot. PLAY OFFLINE, ANY TIME The whole game runs on your device against three bot opponents. No sign-up, no account, no waiting for anyone else - tap and the cards are dealt. TWO WAYS TO PLAY - Hide: one card is set aside face down. The moment a player cannot follow the color led it is turned over, and its color is Supreme for the rest of the hand. - Katte: nothing is set aside. The first player who cannot follow the color led declares Supreme with the card they choose to play. NEW TO MINDI? START WITH THE TUTORIAL Tutorial Mode deals a practice hand and walks you through it note by note - winning the toss, following the color led, spotting the mindis and reading the scorecard at the end. Nothing is staked, nothing is won or lost, and it is kept out of your record. A full rules page is in the app as well. CHIPS AND STAKES Start with 20,000 chips. Pick your stake before the deal - 500, 1,000, 2,500, 5,000, 10,000 or 25,000 - and all four players put in the same amount. Win the hand and you are paid twice your stake. Win it by mendikot, taking all four tens, and you are paid three times. Don't like the cards you were dealt? Watch a short video and take a fresh deal,once a round. Mindi is free to play and supported by ads, with optional in-app purchases. Have a try this out and post your valuable reviews.

Black Queen is a ruthless rummy-style card game. Lay down sets to rack up points. But whoever's caught holding the Black Queen of Spades when a round ends eats 100 brutal points. One card can erase a whole game. Three AI opponents stand between you and the win — each with a completely different (and deeply annoying) style: - One counts every card and grabs the discard pile the instant the math tips its way. - One hoards for ages, then drops a massive set the moment you let your guard down. - One plays pure chaos and still pulls wins that feel rigged. They talk through the whole hand. They complain about their cards while they're winning. Rather play with real people? Take it online. Quick Match or build a custom table, singles or teams. Invite by email, username, contacts, or Game Center. (In teams, your partner plays without the strategy chat — the AIs are the only ones allowed to complain.) A fresh hand drops every midnight — the same deal for everyone, with global and friends leaderboards and a streak counter for the days you actually show up. Progress, stats, achievements, and XP sync across your devices. Three themes to make it yours. Sign in and everything follows you. As you may find out firsthand, there's no friends or family in a game of cards!