description 3-2-5 Overview
3-2-5, also called Teen Do Paanch, is a three-player trick-taking card game from South Asia. It is commonly played with a 30-card pack, and the players are assigned targets of three, two, and five tricks that rotate between deals. A trump suit is selected during play, and performance against each quota influences the exchange of cards or advantages in the following deal.
help 3-2-5 FAQ
How many players take part in 3-2-5?
3-2-5 is designed for three players. It is also known as Teen Do Paanch and is widely associated with South Asian card-game traditions.
Why is the game called 3-2-5?
The numbers are the players' trick targets in a deal: one player must make three tricks, another two, and another five. Those target roles rotate between deals.
What deck is commonly used for 3-2-5?
The game is commonly played with a 30-card pack. A trump suit is selected during play, which shapes how players plan their trick targets.
Do the trick targets stay with the same player in 3-2-5?
No. The three, two, and five targets rotate between deals, so each player must eventually handle different levels of responsibility. The rotation is a key part of the game's balance.
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