Poker Mahjong - Pu Ke Mao Que (Asia) (Ja) (Unl)

**Poker Mahjong - Pu Ke Mao Que** is a distinctive NES title that ingeniously merges elements from two popular card and board games: Poker and Mahjong. Instead of traditional playing cards, players utilize familiar Mahjong tiles to construct powerful Poker hands.

The gameplay of **Poker Mahjong - Pu Ke Mao Que** revolves around players being dealt a certain number of Mahjong tiles. The primary objective is to arrange these Mahjong tiles into the highest-value Poker hands possible. These hands adhere to standard Poker rules, encompassing combinations such as one pair, two pair, straight, flush, full house, four of a kind, straight flush, and royal flush.

Players will have the opportunity to exchange their Mahjong tiles, much like in Five-Card Draw Poker. After the initial deal, you can choose to discard one or more unwanted tiles and draw new ones to improve your hand. This process demands careful calculation and strategy to optimize your chances of forming a winning hand.

The numerical Mahjong tiles (Characters, Bamboos, Dots) from 1 to 9 are used as card ranks in Poker. Special Mahjong tiles such as Dragons (Red, Green, White) and Winds (East, South, West, North) may have their own values or act as special cards, depending on the specific rules of the game version. For instance, they might be counted as high-value individual tiles or even as wildcards in some cases.

The ultimate goal is to win by having the strongest hand against your opponent or by achieving a certain score. **Poker Mahjong - Pu Ke Mao Que** not only challenges your ability to recognize and assemble Poker hands but also requires players to adapt to "reading" Mahjong tiles in an entirely new way. This is a unique experience for those who enjoy both Poker and Mahjong, offering a fresh perspective on these two classic games.