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 +=== Races | Culture | Cultural Products, Festivals and Games ===
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 ====== TWENTY ONE (GAME) ====== ====== TWENTY ONE (GAME) ======
  
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   * **Turn Order:** Starting with the oldest player, participants decide whether to draw an additional card or stay. Play proceeds clockwise.   * **Turn Order:** Starting with the oldest player, participants decide whether to draw an additional card or stay. Play proceeds clockwise.
  
-  * **Comparison Phase:** Once all players are ready, they reveal their cards.+  * **Comparison Phase:** Once all players are ready, they reveal their cards. Players exceeding 21 points are eliminated. The player closest to 21 points wins. 
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 + 
 +===== Illegal Gambling Variant ===== 
 + 
 +In the underground version of Twenty One, the gameplay is intensified with wagering mechanics and a high-stakes bidding phase: 
 + 
 +==== Betting Process ==== 
 + 
 +  * **Base Bet:** Each player places an initial Kourou as a base bet before drawing cards. 
 + 
 +==== Bidding Phase ==== 
 + 
 +After examining their initial cards, players can either: 
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 +  * **Fold:** Withdraw from the round, forfeiting their base bet. 
 +  * **Bid:** Announce a wager amount. 
 + 
 +This phase continues clockwise until all players have either folded or placed their bets. 
 + 
 +==== Doubling Stakes ==== 
 + 
 +Any remaining player may propose doubling the stakes. If accepted, all players must double their bets or fold. 
 + 
 +==== Third Card Draw ==== 
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 +Players then decide whether to draw an additional card or stay. 
 + 
 +==== Winning ==== 
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 +The player with the hand closest to 21 points without exceeding it wins the total pot. 
 + 
 +===== llegal Betting and Role of the Jane Mendoza Gang =====
  
-  * **Win or Lose:** Players exceeding 21 points are eliminated. The player closest to 21 points wins.+The Jane Mendoza Gang heavily influences the underground gambling scene, including Twenty One:
  
-===== The illegal gambling variant =====+  * **Facilitating Matches:** Secret games are held in backrooms of establishments like [[firetown_billard_saloon|Firetown Billard Saloon]] and the [[firetown_darts_club|Firetown Darts Club]]. 
 +  * **Black Market Economy:** Bets are made exclusively in Kourou, which the gang also circulates and controls. 
 +  * **Security and Oversight:** The gang oversees these games to maintain order and ensure fairness—at least by their standards. They take a cut from the pot as a fee.
  
-In the illegal gambling variant, the basic gameplay is similar. However, at the beginning of the game each player must place a Kourou as a "base bet" and there is an  additional "bidding phase".  +===== Tactical Advice for Dungeon Masters =====
  
-The bidding phase starts after the players have drawn their first two cards at the beginning. After examining his cards in his hand, the oldest player at the table informs his teammates whether he is "folding" or "bidding". If he bids, he names his bet. Now it is the player to his left's turn to decide whether to "fold" or "bid". This continues until all players from left to right have folded or continue bidding. +Twenty One offers an excellent narrative tool for Dungeon Masters, whether as a casual game or a high-stakes plot device:
  
-Then the oldest player asks if any of the remaining players who continue to bid would like to double their stake. If such a player is found, all other players at the table must also double their bet or fold. In that case, they lose their previous bet. +  * **Social Dynamics:** Use Twenty One as an opportunity for players to build alliances, gather information, or establish their presence in Firetown’s underground. 
 +  * **Tension and Risk:** High-stakes games can add drama and moral complexity, especially when debts or reputations are on the line. 
 +  * **Skill Challenges:** Incorporate checks for bluffing, sleight-of-hand, or intimidation to create dynamic gameplay moments. 
 +  * **Plot Hooks:** Illegal matches can lead to encounters with the Jane Mendoza Gang or uncover secrets about Firetown’s shadow economy.
  
-Once this is settled, the phase in which players decide whether or not to draw a third card begins. +===== Related Pages and Further Information =====
  
-At the end of the game, the player whose cards are closest to 21 points without exceeding the number 21 receives the entire bet. +  * [[jane_bold_gang|Jane Mendoza Gang]] 
 +  * [[firetown|Firetown]] 
 +  * [[firetown_billard_saloon|Firetown Billard Saloon]] 
 +  * [[firetown_darts_club|Firetown Darts Club]] 
 +  * [[the_human_culture_in_the_gamma_age|Exohuman Culture in the Gamma Age]]
  
-===== More information =====+**Exohuman Games on VOI 700 D:**
  
-[[the_human_culture_in_the_gamma_age|The human culture in the Gamma Age]]+  * [[frostpunkt|Frostpunkt]] 
 +  * [[twenty_one|Twenty One]] 
 +  * [[trilliards|Trilliards]] 
 +  * [[zugzwang|Zugzwang]]
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