Snap – Rules of the Game
Snap is a fun reaction game where the goal is to be the
fastest to spot two cards of the same value.
Preparation
Shuffle the deck and deal all the cards to the players.
It does not matter if one player receives one more cards
than the others. 
Each player places their pile face down in front of them.
How to Play
Each player slides the top card forward from their pile
and turns it face up in front of them so that everyone
sees the card at the same time. 
The card should never be turned toward yourself,
as this would allow you to see it before the other players.
Cards won during the game are placed face up on top of
each other in a separate pile in front of the winning player. 
When the draw pile is empty, this pile is turned over and
becomes the new draw pile
Since all won cards have been placed face up, the last card
won will end up at the bottom of the new draw pile,
preserving the correct order of the cards.
Whenever two or more face-up cards have the same value,
for example, two 7s or two Kings—the first player to 
press Snap! wins.
The player who reacts first and is correct wins all the
cards currently on the table. 
These cards can also be placed underneath the winner's
draw pile.
Incorrect "Snap!"
If a player presses Snap! when there are no two cards
of the same value, it is considered a false Snap.
That player is out for the remainder of the current round
and may not participate again until all the cards on the
table have been collected and a new round begins. 
The remaining players continue competing for the cards
on the table.
Running Out of Cards
A player who has no cards left is eliminated from the game.
The remaining players continue until one player has won
all the cards.
Winner
The player who eventually collects the entire deck is the
winner of the game.
 
SnapServer and SnapClient
In the traditional card game, players often disagree about
who called "Snap!" first. With SnapServer and SnapClient,
those arguments disappear. 
Whenever a Snap occurs, players simply press the Snap!
button on their device instead of shouting.
The server measures every reaction with millisecond
precision and immediately displays who reacted first.
Every player sees the same result at the same time, 
making the game completely fair and eliminating any
disputes about who was first.
 
Enjoy Snap!
Exciting and fair games with family and friends!
 
02.07.2026 Vig