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Table Pusoy Showdown puts the familiar 13-card hand format on a digital felt, available through your ss777 vip account where local law and eligible regions allow. Set your hand, read your opponent, and let the showdown decide — no complicated side bets, just the card game you already know.
Table Pusoy Showdown is a digital card game rooted in the Pusoy tradition that Filipino players have dealt at home tables for decades. Each round hands you 13 cards, which you arrange into three groups — a front hand of three cards and two back hands of five cards each — before facing off against the dealer or other seated hands in a head-to-head showdown. The scoring follows standard Pusoy rankings: the back hands must outrank the front, or you forfeit points automatically. What the digital version adds is a clear on-screen arrangement zone, a visible countdown timer for each decision phase, and instant point tallying once all hands are revealed.
The hand arrangement phase is where Table Pusoy Showdown separates skilled play from chance. You have a fixed window to set all three groups correctly — the interface highlights invalid arrangements in red so you can correct before confirming. Bets are placed before cards are dealt, and each round resolves with an automated point comparison that shows you exactly which hand won or lost against the dealer. There are no hidden deductions — the point breakdown appears on screen after every showdown.
The screen divides into three drop zones for your front and two back hands. Drag cards into position and the table flags any ranking conflict before you lock the arrangement in — no guessing whether your set is valid.
Each decision phase runs on a visible countdown. When time expires the table auto-sets remaining unplaced cards, so the round always resolves cleanly. Watching the timer sharpens your hand-reading speed across sessions.
After all hands flip, the table shows a side-by-side breakdown — which of your three groups beat the dealer and which lost. The net point result feeds straight into your account wallet once the round closes.
You set your wager on the round before cards arrive. The bet input sits at the bottom of the table view and stays reachable while you arrange your hand — no page jump required to adjust or confirm the stake.
Knowing the structure of a table game before you sit down shapes how you pace your session. Table Pusoy Showdown is a skill-influenced card game, meaning hand arrangement decisions affect your outcome in ways that pure draw games do not. RTP figures are shown in the game panel only where the provider exposes them — check the information tab inside the game itself for the current published figure, as we do not post unverified percentages here. The four specs below reflect what you can confirm in the lobby and your account settings.
Table card game — Pusoy (Chinese Poker) format with dealer showdown.
Medium. Point-by-point scoring across three hand groups means partial wins and losses in the same round are common, evening out session swings compared to winner-take-all formats.
Playable on Android and iOS mobile browsers, and on desktop. The card arrangement interface scales to the screen size detected at load — no separate version to find.
Available to accounts in regions where local law permits. Eligibility is shown in your account dashboard after login — no assumption of access is made here.
On a phone, Table Pusoy Showdown keeps the three hand-arrangement zones stacked vertically so all drop targets stay within thumb reach in portrait mode. The card fan spreads across the lower third of the screen — tap a card to lift it, tap a zone to place it. The countdown timer anchors top-center so it stays visible even when your hand overlaps the felt. Switching to landscape widens the three hand columns side by side, which gives more room to compare back hand rankings before confirming. The bet input and the confirm button never scroll off screen during the arrangement phase — both stay fixed at the bottom edge.
Questions mid-session are more specific than general account queries — they often involve a hand that did not resolve as expected, a timer that expired during an arrangement, or a point deduction that reads differently from what you see on screen. The support paths below connect you to the right channel for each type of issue in Table Pusoy Showdown.
If a completed round shows a point total that does not match your hand arrangement, note the round ID shown in the game history panel and bring it to live chat. The session log is attached to your account and can be pulled for review.
A round that freezes during the arrangement phase or resolves incorrectly due to an expired timer can be flagged through the account help section. Describe the hand state at the time and the device you were using so the team can trace the session.
Winnings from Table Pusoy Showdown are credited to your account wallet once the round closes. If the balance does not update after a confirmed win, the transaction history in your account shows the pending credit status before any e-wallet transfer.
A card game that involves arrangement decisions needs to be provably fair at the deal stage — if the 13-card distribution were predictable or manipulable, the skill element would be meaningless. Table Pusoy Showdown addresses this through the mechanisms below, each of which you can verify inside the game's information panel or through your account history.
Cards are distributed through a certified random number generation process. The deal outcome for each round is not influenced by previous rounds or by the size of the bet placed — confirmed in the information tab.
Every round you play in Table Pusoy Showdown is stored in your account's game history. The log shows your arrangement, the dealer's hand and the point result — accessible any time from your account dashboard after login.
Table games in the ss777 vip lobby, including Pusoy Showdown, are sourced from studios whose content carries third-party certification. RTP and randomness figures are published by the provider inside the game panel where they are made available.
Access to Table Pusoy Showdown depends on local law and the eligible region connected to your account. The game is not surfaced in lobbies where access is restricted — your account status determines what appears at load.
These definitions cover the specific vocabulary that comes up in Table Pusoy Showdown — useful if you are returning to Pusoy after a break or encountering the digital version for the first time.
The front hand is your three-card group, placed to face the dealer first. It must rank lower than both of your five-card back hands, or you automatically concede points on that group regardless of the dealer's cards.
A mis-set occurs when your front hand ranks higher than one of your back hands, violating the required order. In the digital table, the interface flags this before you confirm so you can correct it within the remaining countdown time.
A scoop means one player wins all three hand comparisons in a single round — front hand and both back hands — against the same opponent. In Table Pusoy Showdown, a scoop against the dealer typically results in a multiplied point award.
RTP (Return to Player) is the theoretical percentage of total wagered amounts returned as winnings over many rounds. For Table Pusoy Showdown, the RTP figure is shown in the game's information panel only where the provider has published it.
The showdown is the reveal stage after all arrangement decisions are locked. Both the player's and dealer's hands flip face-up simultaneously, and the table scores each of the three group matchups to determine the net point result for the round.
A royalty is a bonus point award given for holding a rare or high-ranking hand combination, such as a straight flush or three-of-a-kind in the front hand. The royalty amount is shown in the game's paytable inside the information panel.
These cover what players most commonly ask when they first open Table Pusoy Showdown or return after a gap — from how the arrangement works to where winnings land after a session.
After the deal, drag cards from your fan into the three on-screen zones — one three-card zone for the front hand and two five-card zones for the back hands. The table highlights any invalid ranking before you hit confirm, so invalid arrangements are caught before the round closes. You have a countdown timer for this phase.
No. Once you tap confirm, the arrangement locks and moves to the showdown phase. The countdown also auto-locks unplaced cards if time runs out — so it is worth arranging all 13 cards before the timer reaches zero rather than relying on the auto-set.
Point results convert to the currency amount wagered and the net win is added straight to your account wallet once the round closes. You can see the credit in your account's transaction history. From there you can transfer to your linked e-wallet — GCash, Maya or Coins. ph — following the withdrawal steps in your account settings.
The core 13-card arrangement and three-group showdown rules are the same as the home-table version most Philippines players know. The digital format adds a timer per phase, an automated mis-set check, and a visible point breakdown after every round — the rules are familiar, the interface makes them faster to track.
Table Pusoy Showdown loads through your mobile browser on Android and iOS — no separate download is required. The card arrangement interface adjusts to portrait and landscape automatically. Open the table games section from your account lobby to find it.
If you disconnect mid-arrangement, the round continues on the server side. When you reconnect, the current round state is restored to your screen. If the timer expired while you were disconnected, the table's auto-set resolution applies. Your game history log records the outcome either way, and you can flag any discrepancy through account support.