68 NiuNiu Weekly Odd Card Leaderboard

68 NiuNiu Weekly Odd Card Leaderboard sets multiple reward tiers, so different leaderboard positions correspond to different rewards. Current rewards are divided into 1st place, 2nd place, 3rd place, special prize, and consolation prize; the top three places each carry an independent cash prize, while the special prize and consolation prize each offer 10 reward slots.

1st Place: RM5,888

1st place on the Weekly Odd Card Leaderboard corresponds to RM5,888, the highest-value ranking reward currently shown on the leaderboard. The final placement should be based on the actual settlement results of the Weekly Odd Card Leaderboard.

2nd Place: RM2,888

The user ranked 2nd receives the RM2,888 reward. This reward is set separately from 1st and 3rd place, and is one of the Odd Card Leaderboard's top-three rewards.

3rd Place: RM1,888

3rd place corresponds to the RM1,888 reward, which together with the top two places makes up the Weekly Odd Card Leaderboard's top-three rewards.

Special Prize: RM68 × 10

Besides the top three, the leaderboard also offers a special prize of RM68 per slot, with 10 reward slots shown in total, adding more reward positions to the leaderboard.

Consolation Prize: RM38 × 10

The Weekly Odd Card Leaderboard also offers a consolation prize of RM38 per slot, with 10 reward slots shown in total. This reward is listed separately from the special prize and the top-three rewards.

The top three places are the main ranking rewards of the Weekly Odd Card Leaderboard, corresponding to RM5,888, RM2,888, and RM1,888 respectively. When participating in the odd card leaderboard, users can track their own odd card performance and final ranking, and confirm their award based on the platform's actual leaderboard result.

1st Place Carries the Highest Reward

1st place receives RM5,888, a higher reward amount than 2nd place's RM2,888 and 3rd place's RM1,888, making it the leaderboard's highest ranking reward.

2nd and 3rd Place Are Calculated Separately

2nd place and 3rd place each correspond to their own fixed reward, rather than a shared prize pool. The leaderboard clearly lists all three rankings individually, making it easy for users to check the amount corresponding to each placement.

Ranking Is Based on the Leaderboard Result

Users should check their ranking through the odd card leaderboard actually displayed by 68 NiuNiu. The current information only shows each reward placement and amount, without providing a specific ranking formula, so no additional calculation method or leaderboard threshold should be assumed.

Besides the top three, the Weekly Odd Card Leaderboard also offers a special prize and a consolation prize. Both reward types provide multiple slots, so leaderboard rewards aren't concentrated only on the top three placements.

10 RM68 Special Prizes

The special prize is worth RM68 per slot. The page marks it "×10", meaning the current leaderboard offers 10 special prizes.

10 RM38 Consolation Prizes

The consolation prize is worth RM38 per slot, also marked "×10", meaning 10 consolation prizes are currently offered.

Shown Separately from the Top-Three Rewards

The special prize and consolation prize are listed separately from 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in the reward list, so when users view the leaderboard rewards, they can directly distinguish the top-three prizes from the other reward categories.

Users can check their current participation by referring to the odd card progress on the Tournament Rewards page. The odd card item uses "hand(s)" as its progress display unit, and also provides the current leaderboard status; the specific weekly final ranking and reward result should follow what is actually shown on the Odd Card Leaderboard.

Step 1: Check Your Cumulative Odd Card Progress

After entering the related tournament page, find the odd card item and check the number of odd card hands currently recorded. The page displays the current statistical result as "X hands".

Step 2: Confirm Your Current Leaderboard Status

The odd card progress area shows whether you are currently on the leaderboard. If "Not on the leaderboard" is shown, it means the page has not yet shown the user having entered the corresponding leaderboard at this stage.

Step 3: Watch the Weekly Leaderboard Ranking

As your odd card progress changes, you can keep checking the actual ranking on the Weekly Odd Card Leaderboard. Since the existing information does not show a fixed hand threshold or ranking formula for the leaderboard, the updated leaderboard result on the platform should be used directly as the basis for judgment.

Step 4: Check the Corresponding Reward

After confirming your final leaderboard position, you can check the corresponding prize from the reward list. The top three places correspond to RM5,888, RM2,888, and RM1,888 respectively, and there are also special prizes and consolation prizes.

68 NiuNiu How much is the 1st place reward on the Weekly Odd Card Leaderboard?

The current leaderboard shows the 1st place reward is RM5,888, the highest ranking reward on the Weekly Odd Card Leaderboard.

How much are the 2nd and 3rd place rewards?

2nd place receives RM2,888 and 3rd place receives RM1,888; together with 1st place, these make up the top-three rewards.

Does the Weekly Odd Card Leaderboard have a special prize?

Yes. The current leaderboard offers an RM68 special prize, shown with 10 slots in total.

How many consolation prizes are there?

The current leaderboard shows the consolation prize as RM38 × 10, meaning there are 10 RM38 consolation prizes in total.

How many hands of odd card are needed to make the leaderboard?

The information currently provided does not show a fixed hand threshold for the leaderboard, so it's not possible to determine exactly how many hands are needed. Users should judge based on the odd card progress and actual leaderboard status shown on the platform.

How is the odd card ranking calculated?

The current information only clearly shows the reward setup of the Weekly Odd Card Leaderboard, without providing a complete ranking formula, so the specific ranking should follow the leaderboard result actually published by the platform.