Preeti or Unicode?
Understand font-based Preeti text, Unicode Nepali and a careful conversion workflow using the EverestBuzz tools page.
Read the story →The Buzz blog
Stories about the games we play, the festivals they belong to, and a few practical guides.
Choose a starting point
If you are learning a game, start with the Callbreak bidding story or the Marriage points example. They explain a decision and show the numbers behind it. The Baagh Chaal story looks at the board from both sides. For something away from the table, try the Nepali text conversion walkthrough or plan a relaxed local outing. The festival story is about making room for conversation and agreeing on rules before the first deal.
Marriage points: a five-player example
Follow a complete five-player Marriage points settlement with exact maal, opened fees, Murder and Kidnap calculations.
Read the story →A day out in St. Charles, Missouri
Plan a relaxed visit around Historic Main Street, Frontier Park, the Katy Trail and two local history stops.
Read the story →Cards at Dashain and Tihar
Make room for a relaxed festival card table, explain the house rules and include family joining from farther away.
Read the story →Callbreak bidding: count likely tricks
Build a Callbreak call from likely winners, account for trump and see exactly how missed calls and extra tricks affect points.
Read the story →Baagh Chaal: tigers and goats
Read the board lines, understand both winning goals and try simple first tactics for goats and tigers in Baagh Chaal.
Read the story →Looking for rules? Every game has its own how-to-play guide.