Casino / Live
Table Pusoy Showdown puts a Filipino card classic on a structured betting table — three-hand splits, dragon-tail straights, and a head-to-head finish that gameplay sharp hand-reading over luck alone. Access is available where local law and eligible regions permit.
Table Pusoy Showdown follows the Pusoy (Chinese Poker) hand-division structure — you receive thirteen cards and arrange them into three separate hands: a three-card front, a five-card middle, and a five-card back. Each hand is scored independently against the dealer's matching hand. The back hand must rank higher than the middle, and the middle higher than the front, or you foul and lose all three.
Each deal gives you thirteen cards to divide into a three-card front, a five-card middle, and a five-card back. The ranking must descend from back to front. A foul — where the order is reversed — forfeits all three hands automatically, so arrangement discipline matters more than a strong single hand.
Your bet is placed before cards are dealt, not mid-round. The table shows minimum and maximum chip values in the bet field. Once the deal opens, you arrange hands within the timer shown on screen. There is no mid-round raise; your original stake covers all three band comparisons.
Each of your three hands is compared directly to the dealer's matching band — front against front, middle against middle, back against back. Win two of three bands and the round pays. Win all three and the payout reflects the clean-sweep result shown in the round summary on your screen.
Certain high-rank combinations — a straight flush in the back hand, three-of-a-kind in the front — trigger a royalty bonus round payout multiplier shown in the paytable before the round starts. The current paytable is visible on the game screen at all times, under the information icon in the lower corner.
Before you sit at the table, it helps to know what kind of game you are actually entering. Table Pusoy Showdown is a table card game — not a slot, not a crash game — so volatility and RTP work differently here than in reel-based titles. The payout rate is influenced by hand-arrangement decisions, not random spin outcomes alone.
Table card game based on the Pusoy (Chinese Poker) hand-division structure. Skill-influenced — hand arrangement decisions affect the outcome, making it distinct from pure-chance slot or crash formats available elsewhere in the lobby.
Moderate. Three independent hand comparisons per round mean partial wins are common — you can win two bands and lose one in the same deal. This keeps sessions more consistent than high-volatility slot-feature rooms where long dry runs between prize rounds are normal.
Table Pusoy Showdown loads through the mobile browser on Android and iOS, and on desktop. No download is required. Portrait and landscape layouts are both supported; the card arrangement interface re-flows so the drag-and-drop zones stay reachable under a thumb on smaller screens.
Available in regions where local law permits online card table games. Access depends on your eligible region and local regulations. Open the account page to review the access steps and region eligibility shown there before starting a session.
Table Pusoy Showdown was designed with a touch layout in mind. In portrait mode, the thirteen dealt cards display in a scrollable row at the bottom of the screen; you drag each card upward into one of the three hand slots — front, middle, or back — shown above.
If something goes wrong mid-round — a disconnection during the arrangement phase, a payout that does not match the hand result you expected, or a question about a royalty multiplier rule — the support paths below are where to go.
Reach the support team through the live chat icon in the account dashboard. For Table Pusoy Showdown disputes, include the round ID from your game history and describe the hand arrangement at the time of the issue. The agent can pull the round record from the system.
Every completed Table Pusoy Showdown round is logged in the game history tab of your account. Round IDs, hand results, band-by-band outcomes, and payout amounts are all listed there. Review this before raising a dispute — most payout questions are answered by reading the round summary directly.
If a winning amount from Table Pusoy Showdown does not appear in your account wallet after a round, check the transaction record in your account first. For unresolved discrepancies involving GCash or GrabPay deposits, the account help section shows the steps for submitting a wallet query.
Table Pusoy Showdown runs on a card-engine that deals from a verified random deck each round — the same standard applied to other table games in the ggg jili lobby such as Pusoy Showdown and Speed Casino Hold'em Live. The hand comparison logic is rule-fixed: the dealer hand is revealed only after you complete your arrangement, removing any possibility of mid-round adjustment.
Each round draws from a freshly shuffled virtual deck. The thirteen cards you receive are determined before the arrangement phase opens — there is no deck manipulation between deal and reveal. The randomisation method follows the same standard applied across table games in the lobby.
Hand comparison rules are hard-coded and cannot be adjusted mid-session. Front beats front, middle beats middle, back beats back — the scoring logic does not change between rounds. Foul conditions are evaluated by the same algorithm every time, with no manual override.
Royalty multiplier values and hand-rank definitions are visible on the game screen before and during play. The paytable icon stays fixed on-screen throughout the arrangement phase. RTP figures are published only where the provider surfaces them in the interface — we do not invent a number.
Every Table Pusoy Showdown session is stored in your account's game history with band-by-band results and payout amounts. You can review any completed round at any time after login. This record is available to support agents when you raise a dispute.
Table Pusoy Showdown adapts the classic Filipino card game Pusoy — also called Chinese Poker — into a structured betting format where thirteen dealt cards are split across three ranked hands. Unlike slot-feature rooms or crash games, the outcome here is partly shaped by how carefully you read your cards and arrange them.
A foul happens when your hand arrangement breaks the ranking rule — the back hand must outrank the middle, and the middle must outrank the front. A fouled arrangement forfeits all three band comparisons for that round, regardless of individual hand strength.
Band comparison is the head-to-head scoring between your hand and the dealer's hand in the same position — front versus front, middle versus middle, back versus back. Each band is scored separately; winning two of three bands counts as a round win.
A royalty bonus round is an additional payout triggered when a high-rank combination appears in your hand — such as a straight flush in the back or three-of-a-kind in the front. The multiplier rate is listed in the paytable on the game screen before the deal starts.
A dragon-tail straight is a specific high-ranking hand combination where thirteen cards form a sequential run across all three bands without a break. It is one of the rarest arrangements in Table Pusoy Showdown and typically carries the highest royalty multiplier in the paytable.
RTP stands for Return to Player — the percentage of total bets a game returns over many rounds. For Table Pusoy Showdown, RTP is influenced by hand-arrangement decisions, not spin randomness alone. Figures are shown only where the provider publishes them in the game interface.
The arrangement phase is the timed period after your thirteen cards are dealt when you drag each card into the front, middle, or back hand slot. You must complete the arrangement before the timer expires; an incomplete arrangement may be resolved automatically by the game engine.
These are the questions we see most often from players sitting down at Table Pusoy Showdown for the first time — or returning after a break and needing a quick refresh on how the scoring and payouts work.
Open the table games section in the lobby and select Table Pusoy Showdown. Place your bet using the chip row at the bottom of the screen — minimum and maximum values are shown in the bet field. Once the bet is confirmed, the deal opens and the arrangement phase begins. The round starts automatically; no extra confirmation step is needed.
Yes. Because Table Pusoy Showdown scores each band separately, winning two out of three band comparisons counts as a round win and pays accordingly. Losing only the front band while winning middle and back still produces a positive result. The round summary after each deal shows the outcome for each band individually.
The amount won is added straight to your account wallet immediately after the round resolves. You can see the updated balance in the wallet indicator at the top of the screen. A full breakdown of the round result — including which bands paid — is saved in the game history section of your account.
Your account wallet — funded through GCash or GrabPay where available — is what you draw from when placing bets at the Table Pusoy Showdown table. You do not pay per round directly through the e-wallet; the funds sit in your account balance and are deducted per bet. Access depends on local law and eligible regions.
If your connection drops while you are still arranging cards, the round engine may auto-complete the arrangement based on the cards placed before disconnection. The completed round outcome is logged in your game history. Contact the support team with the round ID shown in your history if the result looks incorrect.
Table Pusoy Showdown uses a structured betting table format with defined minimum and maximum bet fields, a timed arrangement phase, and a royalty bonus round system. Pusoy Showdown in the lobby may follow a different variant format or room configuration — check the individual game screens for the specific rules displayed by each title.