Guandan combinations
Every combination kawu's Guandan accepts. For the basics, see the Guandan rules. The examples are at level 2; a card with the "wild" badge is a wild heart.
Single, pair, triple
Single Pair TripleTwo identical jokers make a pair (two small or two big); a small and a big joker don't.
Three with a pair
Three with a pairOnly the triple counts when comparing.
Straight
Exactly five cards in sequence, any suits, no jokers:
Straight 3–7 Highest straight Lowest straightNo wrapping: Q K A 2 3 is not a straight.
Three pairs
Three pairs Lowest three pairsTwo triples
Two triplesBombs
Four to ten cards of one rank. More cards beat fewer; the same size compares by rank:
Four-card bomb Five-card bomb Six-card bombStraight flush
A straight in one suit. It is a bomb: above five cards, below six.
Straight flush in spadesFour jokers
Four jokers, the top playUsing wild cards
At level 5, each 5♥ can stand for any card except a joker:
Makes a four-card bomb Fills the 10 in a straight Three with a pairWhen cards can be read more than one way, kawu takes the strongest reading (a bomb if possible). When beating a play, it takes the reading that beats it.
Bomb order
4 cards < 5 cards < straight flush < 6 < 7 < 8 < 9 < 10 cards < four jokers
Frequently asked questions
Can a Guandan straight have six cards?
No. A straight is exactly five cards, three pairs exactly three pairs, and two triples exactly two triples.
Can jokers be part of a straight?
No. Jokers never appear in sequences, and wild cards can't stand in for jokers.
Last updated 2026-10-18