Egyptian Basra 2 4.4

This is the famous game called "Basra" in Egypt, also known as "Ash Al Walad" or "Alkoomy". The new design features multiplayer functionality for 2 players, with Facebook support, allowing players to maintain their score on Facebook and participate in a leader board.

The game is very simple:

1. One of the two players will deal four cards to each player, and two cards will be placed on the table at the beginning of the game.
2. Each player will take turns throwing one card onto the table until they run out of cards. The dealer will then deal four cards to each player, but not for the table.
3. The goal of each player is to collect as many cards from the table as possible. After the dealer runs out of cards, the piles of cards taken by each player throughout the game will be counted. The player who has collected the most cards will receive 30 points, while the other player will receive zero points.
4. In order to collect cards from the table, a player must either have a card that matches one on the table or a group of cards that add up to the value of a card in their hand. The J, Q, and K cards are excluded from this sum. For example, if there are four cards on the table - A (value of 1), 7, K, and 8 - and you have an 8 in your hand, you can collect three cards: the 8 and the sum of 1+7 which equals 8. If you have a 9 in your hand, you can collect the sum of 8+1. If you have a K in your hand, you can only collect the K from the table.
5. If you have a J or a Diamond 7 in your hand, you can collect all the cards from the table.
6. If the table is empty and the next player throws a card from their hand (taking care not to throw a J or a Diamond 7), and the other player has a similar card in their hand, they can collect the card from the table as an additional bonus called "Basra" by Egyptians.
7. Another situation to collect "Basra" is when all the cards on the table add up to one card in a player's hand, in addition to any similar card that has the same value. For example, if the table cards are (10, 5, 4, 1) and a player has a 10, or if the table cards are (8, 7, 1) and a player has an 8.
8. In the previous situation, if a player has a Diamond 7, they can collect all the cards on the table as "Basra". The Diamond 7 is a special card that can act as either "Basra" of any value or as a J to collect all the cards from the table.
9. It is important not to hold onto a J or Diamond 7 as your last card in hand, as the other player may collect the entire table and burn your J or Diamond 7. They can then use it as "Basra" in their next play.
10. When the dealer runs out of cards, it's time to count the cards. The player with the most cards receives 30 points. Additionally, the number of "Basra" collected by both players will be counted. Each player will receive a Basra bonus of 10 points, while collecting a Jack Basra or a Koomi Basra (when the Koomy has been burned and any card has collected Basra) earns 30 points.
11. Several rounds will continue, with the two players exchanging the role of the dealer and the other player starting first, until the target score is reached. The winner will be announced.