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Table Pusoy Showdown brings the local Pusoy card game to a structured live-format table, letting you read hand rankings, size your bet, and go head-to-head against other positions in one seated round. Available to accounts in eligible regions where local law permits.
Each round of Table Pusoy Showdown opens with the dealer distributing 13 cards per position. You arrange those cards into three hands — a back hand of five cards, a middle hand of five, and a front hand of three — then lock them in before the reveal phase begins. The back hand must be the strongest combination, the middle hand second strongest, and the front hand the weakest; any misset forfeits that position's payout.
After receiving 13 cards, you have a fixed window to split them into back, middle and front hands. The timer is visible at the top of the table. Locking in before the countdown ends is required — an expired timer auto-sets your remaining unsorted cards.
Back hand must rank higher than middle, and middle must rank higher than front. A Royal Flush at the back with a pair at the middle is valid; reversing that order is a misset and the hand is disqualified from that comparison, not the entire round.
Every hand you play is compared position-by-position against each opponent at the table. You can win one hand and lose another in the same round, so reading the full payout summary after reveal tells you exactly which comparisons landed in your favour.
Tables in the lobby show the minimum and maximum chip size before you sit. Pick the range that fits your account balance, confirm your seat, and the next open deal pulls you in. Your wallet balance — funded via GCash, GrabPay or Coins. ph — reflects in real time.
Table Pusoy Showdown sits within the table games category on hypp777, distinct from slot rooms and live dealer baccarat. Because the outcome is determined by card comparison rather than a random number generator spinning symbols, volatility works differently here — a misset hand absorbs the loss for that comparison only, not the full stake. RTP figures for this title are shown only where the studio that supplies the game exposes them in the game interface itself; we do not publish a figure we cannot verify. The stats below reflect what you can confirm directly from the table before a round begins.
Table card game — Pusoy (Chinese Poker variant). Outcome determined by hand-vs-hand comparison across three splits, not by RNG symbols or a live dealer shoe.
Medium. You compete on three separate hands per round, so partial wins and partial losses in one deal are common. A full sweep — winning all three hands against all opponents — is less frequent.
Playable on Android and iOS mobile browsers, and on desktop. The table layout adjusts between portrait and landscape without losing the hand-sorting controls or the round timer.
Available to accounts in regions where local law permits. Eligibility is shown during account registration. GCash, GrabPay and Coins. ph are the confirmed local wallet options for funded accounts.
On a phone in portrait mode, the 13-card hand is displayed in a scrollable row at the bottom of the screen so all cards remain tappable without the layout breaking. The three hand slots — back, middle, front — stack vertically above the card row, and you drag a card from the tray into the target slot with a single tap-hold. The round timer stays pinned at the top of the view, always visible regardless of scroll position.
If a round ends with an unexpected result — a misset call you did not expect, a comparison outcome that looks off, or a payout that did not appear in your wallet — these are the channels to use. Describe the round ID shown in your game history so the support team can pull the correct hand log.
Open the chat widget from inside the game screen or from your account dashboard. Share the round ID and the hand description; the support team can access the hand log and walk through the comparison result with you.
Every completed Table Pusoy Showdown round is recorded under your account's game history tab. The log shows each hand split, the comparison result per opponent, and the net movement on your wallet — useful before contacting support.
If a payout did not land after a confirmed win, check the wallet transaction record first — the amount won is posted there directly. If the record shows no movement after a verified win, flag it via live chat with the round ID attached.
The hand comparison logic in Table Pusoy Showdown is governed by the rules set in the game itself — the misset condition, hand-strength order and multi-position scoring are all defined in the paytable accessible from within the game. The studio supplying this title is one of the providers whose content sits in the hypp777 lobby. Any RTP or return data is displayed only if the provider exposes it in the game interface. Access depends on your region and whether local law permits the game category.
The full hand-strength order — Royal Flush down to high card — is listed in the in-game paytable. The misset condition and its consequence are defined there too, so you can confirm the logic before a deal begins.
Table Pusoy Showdown is supplied by a game studio whose titles appear in the hypp777 lobby. The studio is responsible for the card engine and hand comparison results; the lobby surfaces their content as-is.
Return-to-player data for Table Pusoy Showdown is shown only where the supplying studio publishes it within the game interface. We do not add a figure the studio has not verified; check the in-game info panel for the current disclosure.
Availability of Table Pusoy Showdown depends on local law and your registered region. The account registration flow confirms eligibility before you reach the table. Wallet funding via GCash, GrabPay or Coins. ph is confirmed for eligible Philippine accounts.
Table Pusoy Showdown adapts the well-known Filipino card game Pusoy into a seated multi-player table format. Where a casual Pusoy game is played informally, the table version enforces a strict structure: 13 cards, three hand splits with a required strength order, and a comparison against every other active position simultaneously. The result is a game where reading hand equity — not just luck of the draw — shapes how a round turns out.
Short definitions of the terms you will see inside the game, in the paytable, or in your account round history.
A misset happens when your hand arrangement breaks the required strength order — for example, placing a stronger combination at the front than at the back. The misset hand forfeits its comparison for that round; the rest of your hands still compete normally.
Scoop means winning all three hand comparisons against a single opponent in one round — back, middle and front. Some table versions award a bonus multiplier on a scoop; check the in-game paytable for whether this title applies one.
The back hand is your five-card group that must hold the strongest combination in your arrangement. It is compared directly against each opponent's back hand. A Royal Flush, straight flush or four-of-a-kind typically anchors this position.
The front hand is your three-card group — the weakest of the three you set. Because it has only three cards, the possible combinations are limited to high card, one pair or three-of-a-kind. It is compared against each opponent's front hand after the reveal.
After all positions lock in their arrangements, each of your three hands is checked against the matching hand of every other player at the table. You can win some comparisons and lose others in the same round; the net outcome determines the wallet movement.
A royalty is a rare combination — such as a dragon (13 unique cards in sequence) or a full flush across all three hands — that carries an automatic bonus payout defined in the paytable. The game interface lists which combinations qualify and their multiplier.
These are the questions we see most from accounts that are new to Table Pusoy Showdown on hypp777.
Log in to your account, open the table games section of the lobby, and locate Table Pusoy Showdown. Select a table that shows a chip range matching your wallet balance, then confirm your seat. The next open deal will include your position. Your wallet must be funded — GCash, GrabPay or Coins. ph are the confirmed local options.
Yes. The table layout adapts for both portrait and landscape on Android and iOS mobile browsers. The card tray, hand-slot drop zones, round timer and lock-in button are all accessible without pinching or zooming. No separate app download is needed to reach the table from your phone.
If the countdown ends before you confirm your arrangement, the system auto-assigns your unsorted cards into the remaining open hand slots. The auto-set may not produce an optimal arrangement, so locking in manually before the timer closes is always the better path.
The table displays a comparison summary at the end of each round, showing which hands you won, which you lost, and the net amount. The same data is stored under your account's game history tab, where you can review any past round by its round ID and cross-check against your wallet transaction record.
Availability depends on local law and your registered account region. When you create or log in to your account, the lobby shows only the games accessible in your eligible region. If Table Pusoy Showdown does not appear in your lobby, it is not available for your registered area at that time.
Unlike Rapid Hi-Lo, which is a single-card comparison against a dealer, or Bingo Pinoy, which uses drawn numbers, Table Pusoy Showdown requires you to actively arrange 13 cards into three ranked hands before the reveal. The decision phase — how you split the cards — is a distinct mechanic not found in those other titles.