Game
Daidi (Big Two)
Choose how you want to play.
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Quick Play
Join a public table. Any seats still empty when the countdown ends are filled with bots.
Tutorial
GuidedLearn Daidi step by step with a guided, no-pressure practice hand.
Bot Practice
Start immediately at a private practice table against three bots.
Private Room
Enter the same room name as your friends to meet at a private table.
How to play Daidi
Goal
Be the first player to empty your hand. The game continues until all four finishing places are decided.
Card order
Ranks run from 3 (lowest) through 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, Jack, Queen, King, Ace, and 2 (highest).
Suits run Diamonds, Clubs, Hearts, then Spades from lowest to highest.
Starting and taking turns
- The player holding the 3 of Diamonds leads, and the opening play must include that card.
- You cannot pass before the opening play.
- Afterward, play the same number of cards as the current play with a higher value, or pass.
- After every other active player passes, the trick clears and the leader may play any valid hand.
Valid hands
Five-card hands, lowest to highest
- Straight — five consecutive ranks (3–7 through J–2)
- Flush — five cards of one suit
- Full house — three of one rank and two of another
- Four of a kind — four of one rank plus any other card
- Straight flush — five consecutive cards of one suit
Important: do not finish on a 2
If your final play contains a 2, you receive the lowest finishing place still available instead of a normal finish.
Game modes
- Normal mode allows 90 seconds for the opening turn and 45 seconds for later turns.
- Speed mode has a 30-second opening period followed by 7-second turns.
This guide describes this app's current Daidi variant. Some straight and tie-breaking rules may differ from other regional versions of Big Two.