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Are you a fan of Vietnamese card games like Southern Tien Len, Phom, Catte, and other traditional card games? Let me introduce you to a comprehensive offline card game collection that includes Tien Len, Tien Len Dem La, Phom (Ta La), Sam Loc, Catte, and Lieng. This version is designed for play against the computer, following the rules of Southern Tien Len, Phom, Sam, and Catte from Vietnam.

Basic features of this card game version:

• It's a free card game version, no need to spend any coins.
• The card game allows you to play against the computer in a 4-player mode (for Southern Tien Len, Tien Len Dem La, Phom, Sam Loc) and a 6-player mode (for Catte, Lieng), with extremely smart AI.
• Everyone can play Tien Len, Tien Len Dem La, Ta La, Sam Loc, Catte, but the betting level you choose depends on the coins you have, ranging from 1k, 2k, 5k up to 5 million coins per game.
• When playing Southern Tien Len or Phom and you get busy, you don't need to worry; just pause the game, and we'll save the last state. When you're done, you can resume playing Tien Len or Phom easily. Playing card games has never been this easy.

Rules of the card games:

• Tien Len (Tien Len): 4 players, 3 of Clubs starts first, with pig blocking, first and second place win.
• Tien Len Dem La (Tien Len Dem La): Similar to Southern Tien Len, but the first place wins all, remaining cards count as one bet, double for a pig set.
• Phom (Ta La): A purely Northern Vietnamese game, combinations of Phom (pairs, quads, same-suit runs) give an advantage, always holding 9 cards, the highest odd card counts as a loss, no Phom results in a loss, 3 Phoms for a win.
• Sam Loc (Sam Loc): Basically like Tien Len with 10 cards, but same rank doesn't win. Allows Sam declaration at the start (like stealing the deal). First place wins all (calculated like Tien Len Dem La).
• Catte: Dealt 6 cards, 4 rounds to grab the deal, Ace of Hearts is the highest, a game of skill, the winner of the deal enters the pot and scores.
• Lieng (Cao To): 3-card draw, allows betting, pairs, and Lieng have a high chance of winning, bet all you've got. 8, 9 points are also great for peace of mind.

Basic features:

• First off, this card game version has very few features compared to other games, but it's extremely authentic and enjoyable.
• There are many hints during play; you can know how many cards your opponent holds, which cards you can win with, and it alerts you if you can't win.
• Don't worry about running out of coins; this card game version offers many ways to earn more, from daily gifts worth hundreds of coins to free video-watching rewards.
• There's even a more exciting feature: when you run out of coins while playing, you'll receive support gifts immediately.
• Remember, this is an offline card game - offline card games, not online versions of Sam Loc, Tien Len, Phom, Ta La, Catte, Cao To, Mau Binh, Tu Sac,... and it does not and will not support coin exchange for rewards or card top-ups. You're just playing to practice and enhance your intelligence.

Once again:

• Southern Tien Len (play Southern Tien Len): A 4-player style typical of Southern Vietnamese farmers, offline Tien Len is also fun, contrary to what some might think.
• Tien Len Dem La (play Tien Len Dem La): Also known as Tien Len where the first place wins all, in Tien Len Dem La, the more cards you play, the greater your advantage, and playing all your cards avoids losing points, up to 13 cards.
• Sam Loc (play Sam Loc, play Sam Loc): Northern Tien Len - Tien Len with 10 cards, declare Sam right at the start if your Sam Loc cards are consecutive.
• Phom (play Phom, play Ta La): Phom is a Northern Vietnamese card game, perfect for seasoned players, some call it Ta La, it's easy to play with 4 players, play until you're bored then switch games.
• Catte (play Catte): Playing with 6 cards is the way to go here, unlike the other games, if you play Catte with real people, you also need to watch their expressions. Be careful not to be tricked into playing Catte, and sometimes unpredictable moves are easier.
• Lieng Cao To (play Lieng): You'll learn what it means to win big or lose big.

I hope you enjoy playing these card games, and remember, this is a comprehensive collection: Tien Len, Tien Len, Southern Tien Len, Tu Sac, Xap Xam, Cao To, Ta La, Phom, Catte. Don't forget!