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Table Pusoy puts the familiar 13-card split game you already know into a clean digital format you can join straight from your account. Access depends on local law and is available where eligible regions apply.
Table Pusoy is a digital version of the card game widely played across the Philippines, where each player divides a 13-card hand into three separate groups — a 3-card front, a 5-card middle, and a 5-card back — ranked from weakest to strongest.
Each round of Table Pusoy follows a fixed sequence: cards are dealt, you arrange your three hands, and then all hands are revealed and compared simultaneously. Understanding where the chip minimums sit, how hand rankings translate from traditional play to the digital table, and how winnings post to your wallet after a round closes will make each session feel straightforward rather than unfamiliar.
You receive 13 cards and must form a 3-card front, a 5-card middle, and a 5-card back. Each group must be set so the back outranks the middle, which outranks the front. Setting hands out of rank order results in a foul, and a fouled hand typically loses all three comparisons automatically.
Once hands are revealed, each of your three groups is compared against the same group of every other player. You score a point for each group you win. Sweeping all three groups against one opponent — called a clean sweep in most local rule sets — often carries a doubled scoring value, so hand construction choices carry real weight every round.
Before cards are dealt, you place your round bet using the chip tray visible at the bottom of the table. The minimum and maximum chip values for the current table are shown on screen before you sit.
The back and middle hands follow standard poker rankings from high card up through royal flush. The front three-card hand uses only three-card combinations — a three-of-a-kind front is the strongest possible, followed by a straight, a flush, a pair, and then high card. Knowing which three-card combos are achievable changes how you prioritize the split when arranging your 13 cards under time pressure.
The figures below describe what the Table Pusoy format looks like inside the lobby and how your device handles it. RTP is not published as a fixed percentage for this game type — where the provider exposes return figures, they appear inside the game interface itself after a session loads.
Digital card table — 13-card split, three-hand comparison format based on standard Filipino Pusoy rules.
Outcome variance in Table Pusoy is shaped by the card distribution each round and the hand-setting choices you make; no single fixed volatility label applies the way it does to slot reels.
Playable on mobile browsers in portrait and landscape, and on desktop. The table interface scales to screen width; card face sizes and the chip tray adjust automatically.
Available where local law and eligible region requirements are met. Check the table lobby after login to confirm that the Table Pusoy seat is open in your account's active region.
On a phone screen, Table Pusoy compresses its layout so the card fan sits in the upper half and the chip tray stays anchored to the bottom — the two zones your thumbs reach without stretching. In portrait mode, your 13 cards display in a horizontal fan with tap-to-sort controls visible just above the chip row.
If a round ends unexpectedly, a hand result looks incorrect, or your chip balance does not update after a settled round, the account help channels below are where to start. Have your round reference number ready — it appears in your transaction record immediately after each round closes.
If a completed Table Pusoy round shows an outcome that does not match what you saw on screen, note the round reference number from your transaction record and raise it through the account support channel. The review is based on the logged hand data from that session.
After a Table Pusoy round settles, the amount won is posted directly to your account wallet. If the balance does not reflect within a short period, check your transaction history first — the entry is logged there with a timestamp. If no entry appears, contact account help with the session time and table name.
If the Table Pusoy lobby shows a seat as unavailable or the table does not load past the entry screen, a refresh usually resolves a temporary connection drop. If the problem continues, account support can check whether the table is undergoing maintenance or whether a region restriction applies to your account.
A fair card table depends on how the deck is dealt and how results are logged. The details below describe the observable signals you can check in your own account after any Table Pusoy session — no claims that go beyond what the game interface and your transaction record can confirm.
Table Pusoy uses a digital shuffle process for each round. The deck composition and deal sequence for each hand are determined before cards are displayed. Your transaction record stores the session identifier, which can be referenced if a hand result is ever disputed through account support.
Every settled round posts an entry to your transaction history with the table name, round reference, bet amount, and outcome. These entries are visible immediately after a round closes and remain accessible in your account history for review at any time without needing to contact support.
Table Pusoy game content available in the ph365 app lobby is drawn from studios whose titles appear in the assigned catalogue. Game titles from Bigtime Gaming, PG Soft, Joker, and Habanero cover the range of card table and slot categories in the lobby — the Pusoy format sits within the table games section.
Access to Table Pusoy depends on local law and the eligible region associated with your account. The table lobby displays seat availability in real time after you log in, so you can confirm whether the game is open in your account's active region before placing any chips.
These definitions cover the words and abbreviations that appear during a Table Pusoy session. Each entry reflects how the term is used specifically in this card game format.
A foul hand occurs when you set your three groups out of rank order — for example, placing a stronger combination in the front than in the back. A fouled hand loses all three comparisons automatically for that round, regardless of what opponents hold.
A clean sweep is when one player wins all three hand comparisons against a single opponent in the same round. In most rule sets, a clean sweep carries a doubled or bonus scoring value, making it the most decisive single-round outcome at the table.
The front hand is the three-card group you set as the weakest of your three. It uses only three-card poker combinations — three-of-a-kind is the strongest front, followed by a straight, flush, pair, and high card. Setting a strong front often costs you strength in the back.
RTP stands for Return to Player — the theoretical percentage of total bets returned as winnings over many rounds. For Table Pusoy, a fixed RTP figure is not published; where the provider exposes return data, it appears inside the game interface after the session loads.
The round reference number is a unique identifier logged in your transaction record after each Table Pusoy round settles. It links that specific hand to the session data and is the key piece of information needed if you raise a dispute through account support.
Locking hands means confirming your three-group split before the round timer runs out. Once locked, your arrangement cannot be changed. If the timer expires before you lock, the game may auto-set your cards or register the hand as a foul, depending on the table rules displayed at entry.
These are the questions that come up most often from players who are new to the digital format of Table Pusoy or returning after playing the physical card game. Each answer is specific to how the game works inside the ph365 app lobby.
Standard Table Pusoy tables seat two to four players. The seat count for each table is visible on the lobby entry screen before you join. Each seated player receives 13 cards from the same shuffled deck, and all three hand groups are compared simultaneously at reveal.
Table Pusoy loads through your mobile browser without requiring a separate download. Open your account from your phone's browser, navigate to the table games section, and select the Table Pusoy seat. The interface adjusts to your screen size automatically in both portrait and landscape orientation.
Any amount won in a Table Pusoy round is added straight to your account wallet balance once the round settles. The transaction entry appears in your account history immediately with the round reference number, bet amount, and outcome recorded so you can track each session.
If your connection drops while a Table Pusoy round is in progress, the game server logs the state of the hand at the point of disconnection. Reconnecting and reloading the table will show the round outcome. If a bet was placed and no outcome is posted, check your transaction history and raise it with account support.
The core rules — 13 cards split into a 3-card front, 5-card middle, and 5-card back — follow the same structure as the physical game most Philippines players know. Specific scoring variations, such as clean-sweep multipliers or royalty bonuses, are shown in the in-game rules panel before you sit down at the table.
Access to Table Pusoy depends on local law and the eligible region tied to your account. After logging in, the table lobby displays seat availability in real time. If the table appears locked or unavailable, it may reflect a region restriction — account support can clarify the status for your registered account.