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Table Pusoy puts the classic 13-card hand-splitting game on your screen with clearly marked hand tiers, a clean betting layout, and smooth controls whether you are on a phone or a browser. Access is available where local law and eligible regions permit.
Table Pusoy is rooted in a format Filipino card players already know — each player receives 13 cards and divides them into three hands: a five-card back hand, a five-card middle hand, and a three-card front hand. Hand strength must decrease from back to front, or your arrangement is declared a foul. The objective is to win at least two of the three comparisons against the dealer or other positions at the table. What sets the 663ph version apart is the clear on-screen hand-builder that lets you drag and slot cards into position before locking your split. The payout structure follows standard Pusoy scoring tiers, and the round timer is visible at all times so you know exactly how long you have to finalise your hand. RTP information is displayed only where the game provider exposes it directly in the interface.
The betting flow in Table Pusoy moves in three clear stages: place your seat wager before cards are dealt, arrange your 13 cards into the required three-hand split during the decision phase, then confirm your layout before the round closes. Each stage has a visible countdown so nothing catches you off guard. Understanding the hand tiers — straight flush, four of a kind, full house down to high card — is the core skill the game gameplay.
Set your round stake before cards are dealt. The table shows the minimum and maximum bet range clearly on the felt, so you choose a size that fits your session without having to leave the game screen.
Once your 13 cards appear, drag each card to the back, middle or front hand slot. The interface flags an illegal split before you confirm, which means a foul arrangement is caught before it costs you the round.
After all positions lock their splits, hands are revealed side by side. Win two of the three comparisons and the round pays to your wallet. Win all three and a bonus round multiplier applies, shown in the paytable inside the game.
A hand is fouled when the front hand ranks higher than the middle, or the middle ranks higher than the back. The game engine checks this automatically when you tap confirm, so the rule is enforced consistently every round.
These are the core game-type and access details for Table Pusoy on 663ph. RTP figures and volatility ratings are displayed inside the game only where the provider publishes them. Check the in-information panel after loading the title for whatever the provider has made available.
Table card game — 13-card hand-split format, dealer-versus-player comparison structure.
Shown in-game where the provider exposes it. The hand-comparison structure means results are determined per round by card distribution and player split choices.
Playable on Android and iOS mobile browsers as well as desktop browsers. Portrait and landscape layouts both supported.
Available to accounts in eligible regions where local law permits. Check your account dashboard for current access status after login.
On a phone in portrait mode, the 13-card dealing area fills the lower two-thirds of the screen, keeping all three hand slots — back, middle and front — reachable by thumb without scrolling. The seat wager field and the confirm button stay pinned at the bottom edge so they are never buried under the card layout. Switching to landscape widens the comparison view, making it easier to read both your split and the dealer's revealed hand side by side at the end of the round. The round countdown timer stays visible in the top corner in both orientations.
Table Pusoy on 663ph follows a consistent rule set enforced by the game engine itself — the foul check, the hand comparison logic and the payout tiers all run the same way every round, without manual adjustment. These are the signals we point to when you want to verify the game is running straight.
The foul rule and hand-ranking hierarchy are applied automatically by the game engine before any round concludes. No split that violates the back-to-front strength rule can be submitted, which keeps the game consistent for every seat.
Round winnings are credited directly to your 663ph account wallet. The transaction appears in your account history immediately after the round closes, so you have a record of every payout without needing to contact support.
Return-to-player figures are shown only where the game provider publishes them inside the game interface. We do not quote a percentage the provider has not released — check the in-information panel for whatever is available.
Table Pusoy is supplied by a verified studio whose content is available in the 663ph lobby. Studio-supplied games run on the provider's certified engine — the round logic and card-dealing system are owned and maintained by the studio, not modified by us.
If something interrupts a Table Pusoy round — a disconnection mid-deal, a hand that resolved differently from what you expected, or a payout that has not appeared in your wallet — there are clear paths to report it. Use the help route that fits how urgent the issue is.
If a round result or payout looks wrong, open your account transaction history first — the record shows the final hand outcome and credited amount. If the record does not match what you saw on screen, raise a dispute through the in-app support channel with the round reference number.
A Table Pusoy round that ends while you are disconnected is resolved by the game engine using whichever hand state was last confirmed before the drop. The result is recorded in your account history. Contact support with the session timestamp if the recorded outcome is unclear.
For wallet questions — a Maya or Bank Transfer transaction that has not reflected, or an account access issue that is stopping you from reaching the Table Pusoy lobby — go to the account help section after login. The fields and steps shown there walk you through the resolution process.
These are the terms that come up most often when you are learning or troubleshooting Table Pusoy. Each definition below covers exactly what the word means in the context of this card game.
A foul happens when your hand arrangement breaks the rank rule — the front hand must be the weakest and the back hand the strongest. A fouled split automatically loses the round regardless of the dealer's cards.
Sweeping means winning all three hand comparisons against the dealer in a single round. Most versions of Table Pusoy apply a bonus round multiplier to the payout when you scoop all three, as shown in the in-game paytable.
The back hand is the five-card set with the highest allowed rank in your split. It is placed last in the layout and must be stronger than both the middle and front hands, or your arrangement is declared a foul.
The front hand is the three-card set at the top of your layout. It must be the weakest of your three hands. Only pairs, three-of-a-kind or high-card combinations apply here since straights and flushes do not count in a three-card hand.
RTP stands for return-to-player — the theoretical percentage of total wagers returned as winnings over a large number of rounds. For Table Pusoy, this figure is shown only if the game provider publishes it inside the game interface.
The round timer is the countdown clock visible during the hand-split decision phase. When it reaches zero, the game locks whichever arrangement you have placed so far. A complete, legal split is required before time runs out.
These are the questions that come up most often when you are getting started with Table Pusoy on 663ph or coming back after a break. If your question is not here, the support channel inside your account is the fastest route to a specific answer.
Open the lobby after login and go to the Table Games category. Table Pusoy is listed there. You can also use the search bar at the top of the catalog and type the game name directly — the title card appears in the results and launches the table when you tap it.
Yes. The Table Pusoy interface scales to phone screens in both portrait and landscape. The card drag-and-drop controls and the confirm button are sized for thumb use. No download is required — it loads in a mobile browser for accounts in eligible regions where local law permits.
When the round timer reaches zero, the game locks the card arrangement that is currently on the table. If your split is in a legal state at that point, the round proceeds normally. If no cards have been moved, the game engine may apply a default arrangement — check the in-game rules panel for how the provider handles an unfinished split.
Round payouts are added directly to your 663ph account wallet as soon as the comparison resolves. Open your transaction history from the account menu to see the amount credited and the round reference. From the wallet, funds are available for your next session or a withdrawal via Maya or Bank Transfer.
The minimum and maximum seat wager for each Table Pusoy table are displayed on the game screen before you sit and on the table felt during the betting phase. The limits shown there are the ones that apply — we do not set a separate minimum outside what the game interface displays.
Start by checking your account transaction history — the recorded outcome and credited amount are shown there for every completed round. If the history entry does not match what you saw on screen, contact support through the in-app help channel and include the round reference number or session timestamp so the team can pull the hand log.