Charbarg 11(online, offline)

Pasur, also known as Chahar Barg (Persian: چهار برگ, meaning "Four Cards"), is a traditional Persian fishing card game beloved across the Middle East—especially in Iran. Similar to the Italian games Cassino and Scopa, and even closer in play to the Egyptian game Bastra, Pasur combines strategy, quick thinking, and a bit of luck.

The game gets its alternate names from key elements of play:

• Haft Khâj ("Seven of Clubs") refers to a high-value card often targeted during rounds.
• Haft Va Chahâr ("Seven and Four") and Yâzdah ("Eleven") highlight the strategic goal—players aim to collect the Seven of Clubs in a game played with four-card hands, where 11 is a pivotal score for winning.

Whether you call it Pasur, Chahar Barg, or Yâzdah, this game remains a social staple at gatherings throughout the region—a true test of skill and a cultural favorite. [ttpp] [yyxx]

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