How to Play WarFix

• 1Each round, you and the dealer both flip one card from a shuffled deck. The higher card wins the round — Aces are high.
• 2Win a round and you score a point. Lose a round and the dealer scores. After 10 rounds the player with the most points wins the battle.
• 3If both cards are the same rank — it's War. Three cards are placed face-down as stakes, then one final card is flipped. The higher final card wins all the stakes, scoring bonus points.
• 4A new deck is seeded every day — same deal for every player worldwide. Come back tomorrow to battle again.

About Today's Daily Battle

Every day at midnight, WarFix generates a fresh deck seeded for that day — the same sequence of cards for every player worldwide. Your goal is to outscore the dealer across 10 rounds. War showdowns award bonus points, so a tie can actually flip the game in your favor.

Card War is one of the oldest and most widely played card games in the world. Originally played in France under the name La Bataille in the early 19th century, it spread across Europe and eventually became a staple of households worldwide. The simplicity of the rules and the dramatic tension of the War mechanic have kept it popular for over two centuries.

Scoring & Strategy

Each round win scores 1 point. A War showdown win scores 2 bonus points on top of the round — so triggering Wars and winning them is the fastest way to build a lead. The dealer uses the same deck, so every game plays out identically for all players. Your score is compared against the daily leaderboard of everyone who played today's deal.

Since the deck is fixed each day, the outcome is the same for every player — what separates scores is whether you win or lose the War showdowns when they occur.