Chinese poker, also Pusoy (but not Pusoy Dos or Russian Poker), is a card game that has been played in the Asian community for many years. It has begun to gain popularity elsewhere because it has many features of an "exciting" gambling game.

Four players are each dealt 13 cards.The idea is to arrange those cards into 3 poker hands: two 5-card poker hands and a single 3-card hand. The cards are arrayed in three rows in front of the player. These hands are called the back, middle and front hand.
The row closest to the player must be a better poker hand than the middle row and the middle row must be a better hand than the front row (the 3-card row).
Once all players have arranged their hands, they are turned over and compared in turn to determine the winner.
The game is played for points, where each point is worth a set amount of money.
First all back rows are compared and the winner gets points from the losing players. Then the middle row is compared and points awarded. Finally the front row is compared and points awarded.