Multiplayer Game connectivity for Mobile Phones - help

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  Aadesh

  Please give a Detailed Explanation
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  Abhishek Rawal

  yes with bt3.0 and greater it's possible. but drawback of bt over wifi is that all the players should be in same bt range.
  
  elaborate which type of ol game you talking about.
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  Aadesh

  The Game is about Playing Cards.
  Microsoft OS offers inbuilt cards games like Solitaire and Freecell and other stuffs.
  Im trying to implement the Indian Version of Playing Cards - 'Gulam Chor'
  
  Playing Cards with Bots is a big Turn off!
  
  So I want to make the game in such a way that Friends play amongst themselves.
  A minimum of 3 players ( so 3 phones ) will have to be connected to a Network.
  
  Bluetooth, WiFi and the Internet are the only networks which Im aware of.
  Im doing this Project at Polytechnic Level, help me out
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  Aadesh

  Can i use Session Initation Protocol (SIP) for this?
  And which Mobile Phones Support SIP?
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  Aadesh

  is the Site alive?
  Anyone there?
  Cmon! Help!
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  Kaustubh Katdare

  Aadesh

  is the Site alive?
  Anyone there?

  Patience, my friend, is a virtue. Share your basic setup with us and the progress you've made so far to attract faster responses.
  
  

  Aadesh

  Please give a Detailed Explanation

  Take the first step!
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  Aadesh

  Im into the Requirement gathering and analysis Stage of the Project.
  Im going to make the Project on Android using XML.
  
  Game Description:
  By default, there are 54 Playing Cards in a Deck.
  Jack of Spades(♠) will be removed before every Game.
  So there are 53 cards in the Deck.
  
  These 53 Cards will be distributed evenly among 3/4 Players. Every Player will have on an average 12-17 Cards (depends on no. of players in the Game)
  
  Each Player has to pick pairs of similar value cards
  ( like a pair of queen of spades(♠) and queen of hearts (♥),
  a pair of ace of diamond(♦) and ace of clubs (♣). ,
  a pair of 5 of diamond(♦) and 5 of hearts (♥) and other similar pairs)
  and remove them.
  Once All players remove all possible pairs, The actual Game Begins!
  
  Now Player1 gets to pick any random card of Player2. After choosing the Card of his choice, Player1 checks if this card can be paired with any of the cards he already posseses.
  If there is possiblity of pair, then the pair is removed.
  
  The Same process is performed by Player2 with Player3. and Player3 with Player1.
  
  The Player who is able to discard his cards 1st Wins the Round.
  The Player who has the other pair of Jack (which we initally removed from the deck) is the Gulam(prisioner) and is the Loser of the Round.
  
  This is a short Description about the game.
  The problem i face is ' How can i connect more than 2 Players together ' ?
  
  I think Bluetooth offers 1-1 network. so it cannot be used.