🎴 Traditional Games

1. Go-Stop (맞고)

   • The most popular Hwatu game in Korea.

   • 2–4 players collect cards to form scoring sets (like 광, 열끗, 띠, 피).

   • Players can call “Go” to continue for more points or “Stop” to end the round.

2. Seotda (섯다)

   • Uses only 20 cards (January–October, 2 per month).

   • Players get 2 cards each and compare combinations (족보), like “38 광땡” or “알리.”

   • Similar to poker in tension, but with its own unique hands.

3. Dori-jitgo-ttaeng (도리짓고땡)

   • Like Seotda but with 3 cards.

   • Has special combinations such as “구사” (9–4 combo).

4. Min-Hwatu (민화투)

   • A simplified version, often for kids and families.

   • Players collect cards by month or type (like ribbons or animals).

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🎲 Other Uses

• Card Matching Games – e.g., memory/matching by month.

• Poker Variants – Some people adapt Hwatu to play poker-style games.

• Fortune Telling / Fun Divination – Drawing cards to “read” luck.

• Collecting – Hwatu designs are often beautiful (cranes, cherry blossoms, moons, etc.).

• Art & Decoration – Some use the cards in crafts, collages, or framed displays.