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Table Pusoy brings one of the Philippines' most familiar card games into a structured, account-based format where every hand is logged and your results are visible in your wallet history. Access is available where local law permits, and the game loads directly from your account without any separate download.
Table Pusoy is built on the traditional Filipino card game where each player is dealt 13 cards and arranges them across three rows — a front row of three, a middle row of five, and a back row of five. The back row must rank higher than the middle, and the middle higher than the front.
Each round opens with a full 13-card deal. Your job is to arrange those cards into three rows that follow the ranking rule — back beats middle, middle beats front. Mis-setting the rows forfeits the hand automatically, so take a moment before confirming your layout.
Scoring runs row by row against the dealer or other players at the table. Win more rows than your opponent and the round result tips in your favour. Split rows produce a push on that line, so every individual row matters — not just the overall hand strength.
Certain high-value hands — a full flush across rows, a full house in back, or a straight in the middle — trigger a royalty bonus round that adds a multiplier to your base stake result. The specific royalty conditions are displayed in the game paytable before you confirm your hand.
Minimum and maximum stake amounts are shown inside the Table Pusoy game window at the table-select screen. These limits vary by table tier. Your confirmed stake locks in when you submit your arrangement, and any payout lands in your account wallet when the round settles.
Understanding the mechanics behind Table Pusoy helps you make better decisions at the table. The details below reflect what the game exposes to you directly — RTP figures are shown only where the game provider makes them available in the game window or paytable. We do not publish invented percentages.
Table Pusoy is a card table game based on the traditional Filipino 13-card split format. It is not a slot and does not use spinning reels — outcomes are determined by card arrangement and hand ranking against the dealer or other players.
Hand-to-hand variance in Table Pusoy is medium. Row scoring means partial wins and partial losses are common in the same round, which smooths out the swings compared to high-volatility slot titles. Royalty bonus rounds add occasional higher-payout moments.
Table Pusoy loads on Android and iOS mobile browsers as well as desktop. The card layout and row-arrangement interface re-flow to fit the screen size you are on. No download is required — open the game from your account lobby on any supported device.
Table Pusoy at solo jili is available to players in eligible regions where local law permits online card table games. Availability and any applicable conditions are confirmed at account login. If access is restricted in your area, the game lobby will reflect that.
The Table Pusoy interface is arranged so the three card rows sit in a vertical stack in portrait mode — front row at the top, back row at the bottom. Each row is a tap target: drag a card from your dealt hand into the row you want it in, then tap confirm when your arrangement is set.
Issues during a Table Pusoy session — a round that did not settle, a stake that appears unresolved, or a hand result you want to check — are handled through the support routes in your account.
Open the live chat widget from your account page to reach the support team directly. For Table Pusoy queries, have your round ID from the wallet history ready — this speeds up the resolution because the team can pull the hand record on their side without you describing the cards.
Every Table Pusoy round result is recorded in your account wallet history with a round ID, stake amount and outcome. Check here first before contacting support — most stake-and-result questions are answered by the log itself, and it saves you a support round-trip.
The in-game paytable and rules panel covers the row-ranking requirements, royalty bonus round conditions and penalty rules for mis-set hands. Tap the info icon inside Table Pusoy to open it. This is the same rules set that governs every hand dealt at the table.
Table Pusoy at solo jili runs on game content from studios in our confirmed catalogue — Joker, Microgaming, Pragmatic Play and Spadegaming supply the card table titles available in our lobby. The game engine handling Table Pusoy uses a certified random card shuffle so every deal is independent of the previous hand.
Table Pusoy uses a random number generator certified for card shuffling, meaning each 13-card deal is statistically independent. The shuffle process is verified at the provider level — no card in the deck has a higher probability of appearing based on previous rounds.
Card table content in our lobby — including Table Pusoy — comes from Joker, Microgaming, Pragmatic Play and Spadegaming. These are the studios whose titles are available here. We name only what we can confirm in the lobby; we do not pad the list.
Every hand dealt in Table Pusoy is logged server-side with a unique round ID. If a round result is ever in question, the log is the source of truth — accessible through your account wallet history and retrievable by the support team using that round ID.
RTP for Table Pusoy is shown only where the game provider exposes it in the game window or paytable. We do not publish a figure we cannot verify from the game itself. If the provider displays it, you will find it inside the game's information panel.
Table Pusoy stands apart from slot titles in our lobby because outcomes depend on how you arrange your hand, not on a spin result. The 13-card split format is already familiar to players who grew up playing Pusoy Dos at home — the table version adds structured betting, a formal royalty bonus round schedule and a dealer-versus-player format that makes every decision count.
A quick reference for the specific terms you will encounter inside Table Pusoy — from hand structure to scoring mechanics.
A mis-set hand occurs when a player's row ranking breaks the rule — middle outranks back, or front outranks middle. The penalty forfeits the entire hand automatically, regardless of how strong individual rows are. Always confirm row order before locking in.
A royalty is a bonus multiplier applied to specific high-value hand combinations — a flush, straight flush, or full house in the correct row. It adds an extra amount on top of the base row-win payout. Conditions are listed in the game paytable.
The back row is the five-card row that must hold the highest-ranking hand in your arrangement. It is the anchor of your layout — if your back row is weak, the row-rank rule forces your middle and front rows to be weaker still, limiting your win potential.
A scoop means winning all three rows against an opponent in a single round. Scooping typically triggers an additional multiplier on top of the normal three-row payout. The exact scoop multiplier for the table you are on is shown in the game's rules panel.
A round ID is the unique reference number assigned to each completed hand by the game server. It appears in your account wallet history. Support staff use it to retrieve the full hand record if you need to query a result or a stake that did not settle correctly.
The front row is the three-card row that must hold the lowest-ranking hand in your arrangement. It is the hardest row to win because three cards limit combination options. A high-value three-of-a-kind in the front is considered one of the stronger front-row plays available.
Below are the questions we get most often from players who are new to Table Pusoy in our lobby or are returning after playing the home version of the game.
Table Pusoy uses the same 13-card split structure but replaces the home-game point system with a formal stake-and-payout structure against a dealer or other table seats. Royalty multipliers and scoop bonuses add structured payouts that do not exist in the informal home version. Results settle directly to your account wallet.
No download is needed. Table Pusoy loads in your mobile or desktop browser directly from the solo jili account lobby. Open your account, navigate to the card table section, and the game launches in the same window. The interface scales to your screen size automatically.
The amount won in a Table Pusoy round is added straight to your account wallet once the round settles. You can see the updated balance in your wallet dashboard immediately after the hand closes. Each transaction entry shows the round result, stake amount and payout separately.
Yes. Your account wallet history logs every completed Table Pusoy round with a round ID, timestamp, stake amount and outcome. Access the history section from your account dashboard after login. If you need a specific hand record for a support query, the round ID is what to provide.
Availability depends on local law and the eligible regions confirmed at your account. When you log in, the lobby shows the games accessible to you based on your account region. If Table Pusoy is available where you are, it appears in the card table section of the lobby without any additional steps.
If your connection drops before you confirm your row arrangement, the round may time out and the hand could be resolved by the game engine according to the time-out rules shown in the in-game rules panel. Check your account wallet history after reconnecting — the round ID and result will be logged there regardless of the connection issue.