Cards Counter is no longer on Google Play. It was there for 3 years, until May 2021. It was a niche app, with 2.2 thousand installs. It had too few ratings to say what users thought.
Cards Counter is made and published by
Ragheed Huneineh.
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About Cards Counter
Cards Counter was a card app developed by Ragheed Huneineh. It was removed from Google Play May 29, 2021.
Install Statistics
Cards Counter had been installed 2.2 thousand times before it became unavailable.
User Ratings
Cards Counter was rated 4.50 out of 5 stars, based on 10 ratings.
App Information
Cards Counter was free. The app size was 1.44 MB. The last available version was 2.2. The last update was on August 24, 2017.
Technical Requirements
The app had a content rating of Everyone. The app had been available on Google Play since May 2017.
Description by Ragheed Huneineh(from Google Play)
Why use a pen and a paper to track the scores of card games when you have a smartphone that can do it for you? You don't even bother calculating the scores every once in a while since it can do it for you. This app makes it a lot easier for you to keep track of the scores; all you have to do is enter them!
1) Modes:
a) 2 Likha: The score of each round is 36 given by: 13 points for all hearts (1 point per card), 13 points for the queen of spades and 10 points for the 10 of diamonds. The first player to reach a score above 101 loses. If two players reach a score above 101 and it's a tie, data entry continues until one score is higher than the other.
b) 3 Likha: The score of each round is 52 given by: 13 points for all hearts (1 point per card), 16 points for the king of clubs, 13 points for the queen of spades and 10 points for the 10 of diamonds. The first player to reach a score above 151 loses. If two players reach a score above 151 and it's a tie, data entry continues until one score is higher than the other.
c)Chinese Poker: The score is given by the number of cards left in a player's hand when one of four players finishes all of his papers. If the number is less than 6 the score is equal to the number of cards; if the score is greater than 5 and less than 11 the number of cards is doubled an added to the previous score and else the number of cards is tripled then added to the previous scores. The first player to reach a score above 101 loses. If two players reach a score above 101 and it's a tie, data entry continues until one score is higher than the other.
2) Features: - Calculating the scores before saving them to avoid mistakes. - Press and hold on the last round to edit the scores entered in case you have done a mistake.
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