1. Preparation stage: Determine the game rules, such as the types of playing cards to be used. Allocate seats and usually sit face-to-face. Shuffle and draw cards, determine the starting number of cards according to the game rules.
2. Game process: Take turns betting or calling cards, make decisions based on the card type and game strategy in hand. Perform necessary card swapping or card grabbing operations. Observe the opponent's nonverbal information such as facial expressions and movements, and attempt to interpret their hand strength. Timely display or conceal one's own strength, and influence the opponent's decision through deception or betting.
3. Termination and Settlement: The game ends when all players have completed the current round of actions or meet the specified termination criteria. Show your hands and compare them according to the game rules and card size. Settlement of wins and losses, where the winner receives chips or points, and the loser pays accordingly. Clean up the desktop, organize the playing cards, and prepare for the next game or end the game.