Pokajan Strategy Guide - Intermediate Level

While it's great to win with just one color, the draw pile starts with 100 cards. Cards that overflow aren't added back to the draw pile, so considering cards dealt that don't appear on the field, your actual chance of getting a Pokajan is less than 25%. When you can't play a card in a situation with less than a 1 in 4 chance, the strength of intermediate players lies in getting a Pokajan with other colors, drawing from the pile, and securing coins. Kudo is also a tough opponent, and if you can't turn the tables with a single-color Pokajan, you won't win, so when I drew 50 cards from the pile due to consecutive Pokajans, I unfortunately only managed second place. The game ends even if other players reach zero, so at this level, you realize that sticking to just one color is difficult. Advanced players consistently win steadily, so the advanced guide enters the realm of pure player skill. For players who say, 'I can't get a Pokajan!', start by observing which cards other players are aiming for. This will help you see the flow of the game. Other players will also adjust their hands to try and get a Pokajan, so first, observe the cards played on the field. Check the cards that haven't appeared yet. Just doing this can reveal dangerous cards, so I recommend it.