DIGUCLASSIC

[01] how it plays

Three, three, four.

Each player holds ten cards. On your turn you draw, from the stock or the discard, and throw one away. Build your hand into sets and runs, and when all ten fall into groups of three, three and four, you declare DIGU and win the round.

Learn it in eight lessons.

Never played? Eight short lessons take you from your first turn to scoring. The first three work without an account. Then practise against the computer at four levels, Shallows, Reef, Channel and Open sea, as long as you like, for free.

Your table, your people.

Start a private table and send your friends the code, or hit Quick match and sit with whoever is playing. Chat with quick phrases, react, or hold to send a voice message across the table. Join a club to keep playing with the same faces, and climb its rankings together.

Seasons and tournaments.

Ranked games give you a rating and a tier after your first ten, and every month is a new season with prizes for the top of the board. Tournaments run on a schedule, as Sit & Go games that start as soon as a table fills, and as house tournaments that are always open.

Tokens and Boli.

Tokens pay for rounds, and there's a free one every day. Boli is DIGU's money for the Shop: card backs, tables, reaction packs and memberships. Neither can be bought with real money or cashed out. DIGU isn't gambling and never pays out.