68 NiuNiu Tournament Rewards
68 NiuNiu Tournament Rewards uses "My Progress" to track a user's current status across different tournament tasks in one place, covering four items: this week's rounds, winning streak, full attendance, and odd card. Users can directly view their cumulative rounds, this week's highest winning streak, 30-day full-attendance progress, and odd card hand count, and confirm whether certain tournament items are currently on the leaderboard, getting a full picture of every reward task's progress from a single page.
68 NiuNiu Tournament Rewards and My Progress
68 NiuNiu The "My Progress" section on the Tournament Rewards page records each task separately, so users don't need to tally their current completion status item by item. The page currently shows four types of data: this week's rounds, winning streak, full attendance, and odd card. Each item is presented with its own statistical format, so users can check the latest progress based on their actual participation.
This Week's Rounds
This Week's Rounds records the number of rounds the user has cumulatively completed during the current cycle, and also shows whether the corresponding tournament's leaderboard status has been reached. As the number of qualifying rounds increases, the round count and progress on the page change accordingly.
Winning Streak
The Winning Streak item records the highest number of consecutive wins this week. The page shows both the current winning streak figure and the "highest this week" record, reflecting the highest winning streak the user has achieved in the current cycle.
Full Attendance
The Full Attendance item records progress in days. The page shows that at least 28 rounds must be completed each day, and presents the cumulative status as "X/30 days". Users can use this to check their current progress toward the complete 30-day full-attendance goal.
Odd Card
The Odd Card item is recorded according to the number of qualifying odd card hands. The page shows the current cumulative result as "X hands" and also provides the leaderboard status, so users can easily check their participation in the odd card tournament.
This Week's Rounds Tournament Progress
This Week's Rounds is one of the key statistical items on the Tournament Rewards page. The system records the number of rounds the user completes within the current week as its statistical range, and shows the current cumulative result and leaderboard status through the progress information.
How Do I Check This Week's Cumulative Rounds?
After entering the Tournament Rewards page, find "This Week's Rounds" under "My Progress" — the current cumulative round count is displayed directly on the right. For example, "0 rounds" is shown when no statistical record has been generated yet.
How Do I Check Whether I'm Already on the Leaderboard?
The This Week's Rounds item shows the current leaderboard status below its name. If the page shows "Not on the leaderboard", it means the currently displayed tournament progress has not yet reached leaderboard status; the real-time result shown on the page should be treated as authoritative going forward.
How Are This Week's Rounds Counted?
The page uses "this week's rounds" as its current statistical indicator, so users should judge this week's progress directly from the round count shown on the Tournament Rewards page. The current information does not list a specific round threshold for the leaderboard, so no fixed round count should be treated as the leaderboard condition.
Winning Streak Tournament Progress
The Winning Streak item is used to record the highest number of consecutive wins achieved within the current week. Unlike cumulative rounds, this item focuses on consecutive-win performance and retains the highest winning streak figure reached this week.
What Is the "Highest Winning Streak This Week"?
"Highest This Week" shows the highest winning streak recorded so far in the current week. For example, if the page shows "0 highest winning streak this week", the currently displayed record is 0; subsequent changes to this figure follow the data updated on the tournament page.
Where Can I Check My Winning Streak Count?
Users can check this under the "Winning Streak" item in "My Progress" — the current figure is shown on the right as "X winning streak", with the highest record for the week shown below it.
What's the Difference Between Winning Streak and This Week's Rounds?
This Week's Rounds counts cumulative rounds completed, while Winning Streak records the number of consecutive wins. The two are different tournament metrics, so their progress should be checked separately.
30-Day Full-Attendance Tournament Progress
The Full Attendance item is recorded by combining a daily round requirement with a cumulative day count. The page clearly states "at least 28 rounds per day" and uses 30 days as the current complete progress cycle, so users need to track both the daily round count and the cumulative day count.
How Many Rounds Must Be Completed Each Day?
The current Tournament Rewards page shows that the Full Attendance item requires at least 28 rounds to be completed each day. Users should confirm from the page's records whether that day's round requirement has been met.
How Is Full-Attendance Progress Displayed?
Full Attendance is displayed as "X/30 days". For example, "0/30 days" means the cumulative full-attendance progress currently recorded on the page is 0 days, with a complete progress cycle of 30 days.
Are Full Attendance and This Week's Rounds the Same?
No. This Week's Rounds records cumulative rounds in the current week, while Full Attendance involves both the at-least-28-rounds-per-day requirement and the 30-day cumulative progress, so the two tournament metrics should be viewed separately.
Odd Card Tournament Progress
Odd Card is another independent statistical item on the Tournament Rewards page. The system uses "hand(s)" as the display unit to record the current odd card result, while also showing whether the user has currently entered the corresponding leaderboard.
How Is Odd Card Progress Recorded?
The right side of the page shows the current cumulative Odd Card figure as "X hands". For example, "0 hands" is shown when no corresponding record has been generated yet; the system's actual statistical results take precedence afterward.
Does Odd Card Have a Leaderboard Status?
Yes. The Odd Card item shows leaderboard status just like This Week's Rounds. If "Not on the leaderboard" is currently shown, it means the page does not yet show the user having entered the corresponding leaderboard.
How Many Hands of Odd Card Are Needed to Make the Leaderboard?
The Tournament Rewards page currently provided does not show a specific threshold for the Odd Card leaderboard, so a fixed hand count cannot be determined from this page alone. Users should rely on the actual progress and leaderboard status displayed on the tournament page.
68 NiuNiu Tournament Rewards FAQ
68 NiuNiu What progress items does Tournament Rewards have?
The current "My Progress" page shows four items — this week's rounds, winning streak, full attendance, and odd card — each using a different metric to record the user's current tournament progress.
Where Can I Check How Many Rounds I've Completed This Week?
You can check this under the "This Week's Rounds" item on the Tournament Rewards page — the current cumulative round count is displayed directly on the right, and you can also check whether you're already on the leaderboard.
Does Winning Streak Record the Current Streak or This Week's Highest Score?
Besides showing the current winning streak figure, the page also clearly lists "Highest X winning streak this week", so users can check the highest winning streak reached this week in that location.
How Many Rounds Must Be Completed Each Day for Full Attendance?
The condition currently shown on the page is at least 28 rounds per day, with 30 days as the complete full-attendance progress cycle.
How Do I Check My 30-Day Full-Attendance Completion?
The Full Attendance item shows cumulative progress as "X/30 days", which can be used directly to confirm the number of full-attendance days currently recorded.
How Many Rounds or Odd Card Hands Are Needed to Make the Leaderboard?
The page currently provided does not list specific leaderboard thresholds for either tournament, so a fixed number should not be assumed. Whether you are actually on the leaderboard should be based on the status shown on the Tournament Rewards page.
View Tournament Rewards Progress
Enter the 68 NiuNiu Tournament Rewards page to check the current statistics and leaderboard status for this week's rounds, highest winning streak, 30-day full attendance, and odd card.