Big 2
Big Two · Multiplayer Card Game
The classic shedding card game from Asia. Be the first to empty your hand by playing powerful card combinations. The 2 is the highest card!
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Also known as Capsa Banting (Indonesia)Pusoy Dos (Philippines)
Play Big 2 online for free
Big 2 (大老二, Big Two) is one of the most-played card games across Hong Kong, China, Taiwan and Southeast Asia, and you can play it here free in your browser — no download and no account required. It is a 4-player shedding game with a standard 52-card deck, and the goal is to be the first to play all 13 of your cards.
The game has many names: Deuces, Cho Dai Di (鋤大D) in Cantonese, Pusoy Dos in the Philippines and Capsa Banting in Indonesia. The rules are close to universal — and the 2 is always the biggest card, which is where the name comes from.
How to play Big 2
- Deal. All 52 cards are dealt, 13 to each player.
- Open with the 3♦. The player holding the three of diamonds leads first, and their opening play must include it.
- Beat or pass. Each player must beat the previous play with a higher combination of the same number of cards, or pass.
- Take control. When the other three players pass, you lead the next play with any combination you choose.
- Win. The first player to empty their hand wins the game.
Big 2 card order and hand rankings
Cards rank from 3 (lowest) to 2 (highest). When ranks tie, the suit decides: diamonds, then clubs, then hearts, with spades highest — so the 2♠ is the single most powerful card.
You can play singles, pairs, triples and five-card hands. Five-card hands rank, from lowest to highest: straight, flush, full house, four of a kind (plus any fifth card), and straight flush.
Play against AI opponents
Every game is a full 4-player table against three AI opponents. Choose Easy for a relaxed pace while you learn the hand rankings, Medium for a balanced challenge, or Hard for strategic, competitive AI. Games start instantly and work on desktop, tablet and phone.
Learn the full Big 2 rules
Card and suit order, all eight hand types, five-card hand rankings and strategy tips for Big Two.
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