Call Break Premier League

Call Break Premier League (CPL) by Bhoos Entertainment is where Call Break Beginners become Pros and Pros become Champions! Play your favorite game in a language of your choice - English, Hindi, Nepali, Bengali, Bhojpuri and Maithali. Some Key Features of Call Break Premier League are: - Weekly Premier League- Become the Call Break Champion! - Single Player Mode- Bust Bots in Tables of different Difficulty Levels. - Local Hotspot- Play with Friends. - Private Table Other Features of Call Break Premier League are: - Personal Profile with Stats, Badges, and other Achievements. - Buy Chips and Cash - Hourly Gift Download Now and Play the Best Call Break App of All Time! Additional details - Weekly Premier League Players play 100 rounds against other players during a week. One who scores the most points becomes the Call Break Champion for the week. - Single-Player Mode In the Single Player Mode, you play against Bots and bust them. It is also possible to choose the difficulty level of the bots and the stakes of the tables you play in. This mode is available Offline and is a perfect tool to improve your Call Break Skills. You can also choose between games of 5, 8, or 12 round OR race to 20, 30, and 50 points. - Local Hotspot You can play with friends with the hotspot feature. Choose the number of rounds (5, 8, and 12 rounds) or Race to win (20,30, or 50 points) - Cash and Chips Cash is used in the game to play in the Weekly Premier League. If you win, you also win the cash pooled in by all the players in the Weekly Premier League. Chips are also required to play in the Single Player Tables. About Call Break Game Call Break, also known as Callbreak, Kolbreak, Lakadi, or Lakdi, is a trick-taking game popular in India and Nepal, among other South Asian countries. It is played among 4 players with a standard 52 deck card. It is a strategic game, and while luck is essential, better game play, in the long run, wins more hands and games. Here are the basic Rules: Deal All the cards are dealt counterclockwise to the four players. In the next round, the person sitting next to the dealer becomes the dealer. Bid After the cards are dealt, the players take turns bidding, starting from the player sitting next to the dealer in the direction of play. The usual card hierarchy applies and spades are usually the trump suit. These trump cards can be used during game play if a player cannot follow suit. Again there are variations to this rule, such as a different suit is designated the trump suit or players take turns choosing the trump suit. Play After the bidding, the player next to the dealer initiates the game. The next player has to follow suit and has to play a card of higher value. Players can use the trump card if they do not have the suit. However, there are also variations in which players aren’t required to play a card that is of higher denomination while following. In each of these rounds, the player with the highest card wins the trick. The player that wins the trick then starts the next trick and is free to play any arbitrary card. Scoring After all the tricks are complete, the number of tricks taken by each player is summed up and tallied against the bids. If the player wins more tricks than she has bid, she gets 0.1 points for each extra win. However, if the player fails to match the bid, she gets a penalty equivalent to the bid. For example, if the player has bid 4 hands and wins 5 tricks, the player gets 4.1 points. On the other hand, if the player only wins 3 hands, she gets a score of -4. There are variations to these standard rules. One common variation is to penalize players that win 2 or more tricks over the bid number. Win After the set number of rounds are played, the scores are tallied, and the player with the highest score wins. The number of rounds played is usually 5. But there are variations with 8 or 12 rounds. It is also possible to race to a certain arbitrary score: Usually 20, 30, or 40 points.