App / Mobile
Table Pusoy Showdown puts the classic Filipino card-splitting game on a live table format — you arrange your hand, read your opponents, and push toward the highest-value combination before the round closes. Available on your 1365 game account where local law and eligible regions permit.
Table Pusoy Showdown is a structured card game rooted in the Filipino Pusoy tradition, where each hand is divided into three groups — a front set of two cards and two back sets of five cards each. The goal is to beat the dealer or other hands across all three positions, not just one. What sets the Showdown format apart is its pace: rounds move at a steady tempo, hand rankings are displayed on screen throughout, and you see all contested positions resolved before the next deal begins. The game carries clear bet-position labels, visible hand-strength indicators, and a results summary that tells you exactly which positions won, pushed, or lost. It is a table game built for players who already know Pusoy and want a faster, more structured format.
Each round in Table Pusoy Showdown follows a clear sequence: cards are dealt, you set your three-hand arrangement before the timer expires, and the table resolves each position against the dealer's matching set. The betting structure lets you place on individual positions or the full hand, so your stake can match exactly how confident you are in each split. Controls stay grouped at the bottom of the screen, and the card arrangement zone sits centrally — nothing is buried behind a menu during an active round.
After cards are dealt, a visible countdown gives you time to arrange your three-hand split. The timer is shown clearly on screen so you never lose track of where the round stands. Rushing is not the point — reading the hand is.
You can stake on the front two-card set, either five-card back set, or the combined hand. Each position has its own bet field. This lets you weight your wager toward the strongest part of your hand rather than betting flat across the board.
Card rankings — pairs, straights, flushes, and three-of-a-kind combinations — are labelled on screen as you set your hand. There is no need to memorise hierarchy mid-round; the game surfaces the rank of your current arrangement as you move cards.
When the dealer's hand is revealed, each of your three positions is resolved in sequence. A results panel shows which positions won, which pushed, and which lost — and the amount settled is added straight to your account wallet before the next deal opens.
These are the factual parameters visible in the Table Pusoy Showdown game session. RTP figures are shown only where the game provider exposes them in the session interface or game sheet — we do not publish figures that are not surfaced by the provider directly. Check the in-information panel after opening the table for the version-specific return rate. Volatility, device support, and region availability are summarised below based on the game format as configured in the 1365 game lobby.
Table card game — Filipino Pusoy three-hand format played against the dealer with position-level betting.
Medium. Individual position bets can resolve differently within the same round, which spreads variance across the hand rather than concentrating it in a single outcome.
Playable in browser on Android and iOS mobile, tablet, and desktop. The table layout re-flows for smaller screens without removing any active control.
Available to accounts in eligible regions where local law permits. Confirm access eligibility from your account dashboard after login.
Playing Table Pusoy Showdown in portrait mode keeps all three hand positions stacked vertically — front set at the top, the two back sets below it — so you can drag cards between zones with a single thumb without scrolling. The bet fields sit at the bottom of the screen, reachable without repositioning your grip mid-round. In landscape, the layout shifts to a side-by-side view that shows the dealer's side and your hand simultaneously, which is useful when you want to compare card strengths before the timer closes. The hand-strength label updates in real time as you move cards, so on a small screen you do not have to memorise the ranking — the label does that work. The results panel after each round is large enough to read at arm's length, and the next-round prompt appears in the same position every time so you never hunt for it.
If something is unclear mid-game — a position result you did not expect, a round that did not settle as shown, or a bet that was not registered before the timer closed — the fastest path is the live chat channel in your account. For round-history questions, the transaction and game-round log in your account dashboard records each session with position-level detail. If a round needs to be reviewed by the team, include the round ID shown in the results panel when you contact support.
Open the chat widget from your account to reach the support team directly. Have the round ID ready if you are asking about a specific hand result — it lets the team pull the session record without delay.
Your account dashboard keeps a round-by-round record of each Table Pusoy Showdown session, including position bets and outcomes. Check this first when a result looks off — the log often shows what resolved and why.
The information panel inside Table Pusoy Showdown covers hand rankings, position payout rates, and the rules for push outcomes. Open it from the settings icon in the corner of the table before or between rounds.
Knowing a card game is dealt fairly matters more in a three-hand format like Table Pusoy Showdown, because the outcome of each position is separate. The signals below describe what is verifiable about how this game operates — sourced from the game interface and the provider's published game sheet, not from marketing claims we cannot back.
Table Pusoy Showdown is served through the 1365 game lobby from studios whose titles are available in the catalogue — including Spadegaming and Habanero, which carry Filipino-format table game titles. The game content and deal engine come from the studio, not the platform.
Return-to-player figures for Table Pusoy Showdown are displayed in the in-information panel where the provider publishes them. We do not add or adjust these figures — what the provider surfaces is what you see.
Every hand dealt in Table Pusoy Showdown generates a round ID tied to your account session. If a result is disputed, the record is retrievable. Contact support with the round ID and the session will be reviewed against the stored log.
Table Pusoy Showdown is available to accounts in regions where local law allows access. Eligibility is confirmed at account level — the current access state for your account is shown in your account dashboard after login.
These definitions cover the specific vocabulary you encounter while playing Table Pusoy Showdown. Each term is explained as it applies to this game format, not to card games in general.
The three-hand split is the act of dividing your dealt cards into a front two-card set and two back five-card sets. Your arrangement is locked before the timer closes and cannot be changed after submission.
A push occurs when your hand position ties with the dealer's matching position. No win, no loss — the stake for that specific position is returned to your account wallet without any deduction.
A position bet is a wager placed on one specific section of your three-hand split — the front set or either back set — rather than the whole hand. Each position is settled independently when the dealer reveals their cards.
RTP stands for return-to-player — the theoretical percentage of total stakes returned as winnings over many rounds. For Table Pusoy Showdown, the figure is shown in the in-information panel where the provider publishes it.
A royalty hand is a special high-value card combination — such as a straight flush or four-of-a-kind — that qualifies for an elevated payout rate. The specific qualifying combinations are listed in the in-information panel.
A mis-set hand is one where the front set ranks higher than a back set, breaking the required hand order. A mis-set hand is automatically counted as a loss across all positions for that round regardless of card strength.
These are the practical questions that come up most often around Table Pusoy Showdown — covering how rounds work, how bets settle, and what happens in edge cases during play.
After cards are dealt, drag each card into the front two-card zone or either five-card back zone. The hand-strength label updates as you move cards. Tap the confirm button before the timer closes — once confirmed, the arrangement is locked for that round.
Yes. Each hand position has its own bet field. You can place a stake on the front set, either back set, or any combination. Positions you leave at zero are still played and displayed, but only staked positions affect your account balance at settlement.
If the timer expires before you confirm, the game typically applies a default arrangement based on the dealt cards. The in-information panel describes the default logic used. Check the round log in your account dashboard to review the outcome.
The amount won is added straight to your account wallet. The results panel at the end of each round shows the position-level breakdown, and your full transaction history in the account dashboard records the settled amount with the round ID.
Yes, the game is playable in a mobile browser on Android and iOS where local law and eligible regions permit access. The table layout and controls re-flow for portrait and landscape views without losing any active function during a round.
Open the game round log in your account dashboard and locate the round ID for the session in question. Then contact the support team via live chat with that round ID — the team will review the stored session record and respond through your account.