Jhabbu is a fast Indian shedding card game, also known as Bhabho, Bhabhi, Laad and Get Away. Follow the led suit, avoid getting stuck with the pile, and empty your hand before everyone else. Play now against the computer or in private family rooms — or learn the rules first.
Follow the suit, survive the Thulla, and get rid of all your cards before everyone else.
Also known as Bhabho, Bhabhi and Get Away
Many families search for this game as Bhabho, Bhabhi, Laad, Get Away or Zabbu. It is a follow-the-suit shedding game, but household rules for the Thulla and who picks up the pile can differ.
The player with the Ace of Spades leads. Everyone must follow the led suit if they can. When all cards follow, the pile clears; but if someone cannot follow and throws an off-suit Thulla, the highest led-suit card picks up the whole pile. Empty your hand to get away.
A Thulla is an off-suit card played when you cannot follow the led suit. Instead of clearing, the player who laid the highest card of the originally led suit must pick up the entire pile. The Thulla is how the pile suddenly lands on someone.
The moment your hand is empty you have got away and are safe for the round. Play continues until only one player is left holding cards — that player is the Bhabhi. Getting away early is the whole goal.
Play Jhabbu against the computer anytime, or start a private family room and invite family from their own phones.