🃏 Fight the Landlord — Dou Dizhu
classic 3-player card game · solo vs 2 AIRules — 30 seconds
Three players: you and two AIs. Bid 1–3 to claim the Landlord role; the Landlord plays alone against the two farmers. Race to empty your hand.
Play types: single, pair, triplet (with kickers), straight (5+ cards), pair straight, airplane, four-with-two — bombs beat everything except the double-joker rocket. Lead any type; the next player must beat it or pass. Select cards and tap Play — or tap Hint to see what you can play.
How to play Fight the Landlord
Fight the Landlord (Dou Dizhu) is the most-played card game in the world — three players race to empty their hands, one playing as the Landlord against the other two as Farmers. On MiniGamesPark you always sit at the table with two AI opponents.
How to play
Each round you bid 1–3 for the Landlord role; the highest bidder takes the three bottom cards and plays alone against the two farmers. Play types include singles, pairs, triplets (with kickers), straights (5+ cards), pair straights, airplanes and four-with-two. A bomb (four of a kind) beats everything except the double-joker rocket. Lead any type; the next player must beat it or pass.
Tips for winning
- Count the jokers and bombs. Whoever holds them controls the flow late in the hand.
- Save combos for the end. A straight or airplane clears many cards at once when the table is thin.
- As Landlord, go first and keep pressure. Re-lead while you still hold a winning type.
- As Farmers, cooperate. Let the partner beat your hand when they can — your goal is to empty either of the two hands.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the real Dou Dizhu rules?
Yes — standard bidding, play types and the bomb/rocket hierarchy from the classic card game.
Can I play with people, not AI?
Use pass-and-play: three players share one screen and tap their own cards in turn.
Is there a hint when I am stuck?
Yes — the Hint button highlights a legal play from your hand.
Why play on MiniGamesPark
Two farmer AIs that bid and respond intelligently, a full play-type engine, card highlights and a Hint button — a quick 5–10 minute round with no download.