Yaniv LIVE - Card Game

Yaniv is an Israeli card game that travelers and backpackers carried around the world, built around one question: is your hand low enough to call Yaniv now, or should you wait for one more turn? Yaniv LIVE offers practice with three bots and Live game against real players online. Both put the draw-discard rhythm, scoring, and the Asaf reversal at the center of each round. THE YANIV CARD GAME YOU KNOW Each round starts with five cards. Your aim is to lower the total value in your hand while watching which cards leave the table and which card may return to play. On your turn, discard first, then draw one card. You may discard a single card, a set with the same value, or a run in one suit when the cards form a valid sequence. - Discard before you draw. - Draw from the deck or take an allowed edge card from the latest discard. - Build sets and runs to reduce your hand. - Keep track of the total before your next turn begins. CALL YANIV AT THE RIGHT MOMENT When your turn begins and your hand total is low enough under the in-game rules, you may call Yaniv. The round stops and every hand is revealed. If your total is the lowest, your round score is zero. The key decision is timing: a low hand creates the chance to finish, but another player may already be lower. ASAF CAN TURN THE ROUND If another hand is equal to or lower than the caller's hand, the call is caught by Asaf, also spelled Assaf. The Yaniv caller then receives the hand value plus a 30 point penalty. That reversal is the signature tension of the game: lowering your hand matters, yet reading the other seats matters too. - A successful Yaniv call scores zero for the caller. - An equal or lower opposing hand triggers Asaf. - The caller receives the current hand total plus 30 after Asaf. - All seats reveal together, so the result is easy to follow. THREE BOT LEVELS Choose Easy, Normal, or Hard and play Yaniv against the computer at a table with three bots. PRACTICE OR PLAY AGAINST REAL PLAYERS Choose local practice to learn against the computer, or select Live game to play against real people online. The online mode needs an internet connection. Both return you to the familiar question: call Yaniv or wait? Practice with a bot level that suits you, then face the uncertainty of another player at the table. HEBREW FIRST, CLEAN AND READABLE Yaniv comes from a strong Israeli playing tradition, so the interface is designed with Hebrew RTL use at its core. Clear controls separate discard, draw, and the Yaniv call. Card values, scores, turn state, and the Asaf outcome stay readable during a quick round, and the warm sea palette keeps the table light without clutter. READ THE TABLE Yaniv play grows from small observations: - Notice which values and suits have already been discarded. - Use sets and runs to cut the number of cards in your hand. - Compare the visible pace of each seat before you call Yaniv. - Remember that a tie is enough for Asaf. - Choose the deck or an allowed discard edge with a plan for the next turn. No single draw solves every round. The Yaniv card game stays engaging because the same compact rules create many decisions: keep a useful sequence, remove a high card, take a visible edge, or protect a low total. If you know Yaniv from Israel, travel, or a physical deck, this version keeps the names and core rhythm in focus. If you are learning how to play Yaniv, the sequence is clear: lower your hand, discard first, draw one, call Yaniv when your hand is low enough under the in-game rules, and stay alert for Asaf.

What's new: • New name: Yaniv LIVE - Card Game • Redesigned shop • Fixed the game freezing after an ad • Improved in-app purchases • Stability improvements and bug fixes