What's the difference between digging a hole and fighting the landlord?

Digging holes and fighting landlords are both popular card games, but there are some differences in game rules and gameplay. The following are their main differences:

1. Rules of the game: Generally, three people play in digging a pit, leaving four cards as the "pit", and three people ask the pit owner to dig four cards. Two civilians fight against a pit owner. If one civilian wins, both of them win. The pit owner rewards more. Landlords usually play for three people, leaving three cards in a deck. One person will call the landlord after one card, and the other two are farmers. Farmers will unite against landlords, and farmers with big names will fight first.

2. Card number rule: The card number rule for digging a hole is relatively simple, and 3 is relatively large, and there is no king. You can add bullets and bullets. Four hearts are called right home, which can be changed to 2v2, 1v3. Later, it absorbed the concept of fighting landlords and became a game of leaving four cards in the pit, called 123, and then 1v2. However, the card number rules of the landlord are a little more complicated. For more introduction of game skills and gameplay, please consult experienced players or refer to related introduction.

Generally speaking, digging holes and fighting landlords are popular card games, and they are different in the number of players, the number of cards and the rules of the game. You can choose a game that is more suitable for you according to your personal preferences.