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68 NiuNiu Game introduction

68 NiuNiu How to play a game

Go to the banker or place a bet

At the beginning of a round, players can choose to participate in the banker's game or place a bet as a player. Players who want to be the banker bid by writing numbers, and the highest bidder becomes the banker; players choose to bet against the banker, and players who do not place bets will not participate in the settlement of the win or loss of this round.

Grab the TNG red envelope

After the banker and the players who have placed bets are determined, the system will issue TNG red envelopes in the group, and the bankers and players participating in this game will each grab one. The amount of the red envelope will be used as the basis for subsequent calculations of points and card types.

Compare card types and points

After the bag grabbing is completed, the system determines the card type and points based on the red envelope results. When comparing, priority will be given to special card types. If both sides do not have special card types, then the points will be compared to ultimately determine the winning or losing result between the player and the banker.

68 NiuNiu How to calculate points

Add up the digits of the red envelope amount

Points are calculated based on the amount of red envelopes grabbed. Add each digit in the amount separately, and then determine the final point based on the units digit of the addition result. For example RM3.42 is calculated as 3 + 4 + 2 = 9, therefore 9 points.

The sum only looks at the single digit

If the numbers add up to more than 9, only the last digit is looked at. For example, if the total is 11, the final score is 1 point; if the total is 19, the final score is 9 points.

The ones digit is 0, which is 10 points.

When the units digit of the addition result is 0, it will not be treated as 0 points, but will be calculated as 10 points. 10 points is the highest result among ordinary points.

68 NiuNiu Quick check of card types

Six special card types

The current special card types from big to small are leopard, full cow, reverse, straight, pair and golden cow. Once the card type is formed, priority will be given to judging the level of the card type instead of using ordinary point rules directly.

Leopard, Manchurian Ox and Rebellion

Leopard has the same three digits, corresponding to 18 times; Manniu is in integer form, corresponding to 15 times; inversely, the numbers become smaller all the way, such as 2.10, corresponding to 14 times.

Straight, Pair and Taurus

For a straight, the numbers become larger all the way, corresponding to 13 times; for a pair, the last two digits are the same as the judgment condition, corresponding to 12 times; for a Taurus, the first and last numbers are 0, corresponding to 11 times.

68 NiuNiu How many times does it count?

How many points are ordinary cards worth?

When there are no special card types, ordinary points correspond directly to multipliers. 1 point is counted as 1 times, 2 points is counted as 2 times, and 9 points is counted as 9 times, while 10 points is counted as 10 times.

10 points Niu Niu up to 10 times

Among ordinary cards, 10-point Niu Niu is the highest point, corresponding to 10 times. 9 points correspond to 9 times, 8 points correspond to 8 times, and decrease step by step in the same way.

Directly compare points between ordinary cards

When neither side has a special card type, the final points are compared directly, and the side with the higher points wins. For example, 5 points is higher than 4 points, so the side with 5 points wins.

68 NiuNiu Detailed rules

How to settle the settlement between banker and player

The banker is determined by the highest bidder and bets against all players who have placed bets. When the player wins, the bet is calculated based on the multiplier of his own card type; when the player loses, the bet is calculated based on the multiplier of the banker's card type for compensation.

Winning and losing comparison order

When settling, compare the card types first. If the card types are different, the higher card type wins; if both sides have ordinary cards, compare the points; if the card types are the same, continue to compare the points. If the points are still the same, then compare the red envelope amounts. Only if the amounts are the same will it be judged as a draw.

Pairs have independent comparison methods

When both parties are in pairs, the numbers consisting of the last two digits of the red envelope are compared first, and the larger party wins. For example, 0.88 of 88 is higher than 1.66 of 66; continue comparing points after the last two digits are the same.

Drinking water and dealer pool compensation limit

The dealer will pay up to the banker's pool amount. If the banker's pool plus the loser's amount is not enough to pay all the winners, the player with the higher card will be paid first, and the remaining players will enter the water and the principal will be refunded according to the draw.

Banker Robbery, Betting and Timeout

The betting time is 18 seconds and the betting time is 40 seconds. When grabbing the banker, the new quotation needs to be at least 100 more than the current highest price; the player can change the bet before the market is closed, or enter 0 to cancel the bet.

0.01 vs. Recommendations

When the banker grabs 0.01, the whole game will be re-rolled, and the banker's money and bets will be refunded; when the player grabs 0.01, he will be exempted from death. The original loss will be changed to a draw and the principal will be refunded. The original win will continue to be settled according to the normal multiple. System errors, red envelope errors or incorrect package amounts will also be re-posted.

Rake, rebate and fees

For every player's bet that the banker wins, the platform takes 5% from the bet; when the player wins, the platform takes 5% from the profit. Players can enjoy 0.7% rebate on normal winning and losing rollovers, while draws, drinking water and avoiding death do not generate rebates. The dealer also charges a dealer fee, a service fee for each game and a subsidy fee. The actual value is subject to the in-game display.

68 NiuNiu Game FAQ

68 NiuNiu How to play the main game?

A game is mainly divided into three steps: first go to the banker or place a bet, then grab the TNG red envelope sent by the system, and finally compare the card type and points formed by the red envelope results with the banker.

68 NiuNiu How are points calculated?

Add up each digit of the red envelope amount, and then take the ones digit of the sum as the point; if the ones digit is 0, it is calculated as 10 points.

68 NiuNiu What is the biggest special card type?

Leopard is the largest in the current card sequence, corresponding to 18 times, followed by full cow, reverse, straight, pair and golden cow.

How to calculate multiples when there is no special card type?

Ordinary cards are calculated according to "how many points are times", from 1 point to 10 times to 10 points to 10 times.

When comparing cards, should you look at the card type or the points first?

Let’s look at the card type first. If the card types of both sides are different, the higher card type will win directly; if both sides have ordinary cards, the points will be directly compared.

When does a draw occur?

Only when the two sides compare the card types, points and red envelope amounts are still the same, it will be deemed a draw, and the relevant betting principal will be refunded in the original way.

How much can the banker lose at most?

The banker's maximum compensation is capped by the banker's pool, which is the amount of the successful bid, and will not require continued compensation beyond the banker's pool.

68 NiuNiu Where is the poker game played?

The game is played in the "68 Niu Niu Interactive Group" and can be entered from the chat function of the platform. Major operations such as bidding for bank money, placing bets, and grabbing red envelopes are all completed within the group.

Learn more 68 NiuNiu How to play

Starting from the process of a round, master the point calculation, special card types, common multiples and detailed settlement rules in sequence, and have a more complete understanding of the banker, player and red envelope ratio.