Niu-Niu Poker

Welcome to Niu-Niu Poker!

Join us in the exciting world of Niu-Niu Poker, where you can immerse yourself in the thrill of four classic card games: Niu-Niu Poker, Baccarat, Pai Gow Poker, and Blackjack 21.

How to Play Niu-Niu Poker

Niu-Niu Poker is a thrilling comparing card game that pits you against the dealer. Your goal is to split your five-card hand into a three-card hand and a two-card hand. The three-card hand must add up to a multiple of 10, while the two-card hand should aim for the highest possible value.

• Card Values: Face cards (Jacks, Queens, and Kings) count as 10 points, Aces are worth 1 point, and all other cards are valued by their face value.
• Two-Card Hand Calculation: The value of the two-card hand is determined by the rightmost digit of the sum of the cards. For instance, a hand with 3 and 4 is valued at 7, whereas a hand with 7 and 8 is valued at 5 (since the sum is 15).

Winning Rules

Once you've divided your hand, the game proceeds to compare the results with the dealer's hand:

• Pattern Comparison: First, the card patterns are compared. If they match, the point values of the two-card hands are compared.
• Winning Patterns:
  • ULTIMATE NIU-NIU: All five cards are face cards (Jacks, Queens, or Kings).
  • NIU-NIU: Both the three-card and two-card sums are multiples of 10.
  • BIG POINT: The three-card sum is a multiple of 10, and the two-card sum has a rightmost digit greater than 6.
  • SMALL POINT: The three-card sum is a multiple of 10, and the two-card sum has a rightmost digit less than 7.
  • HIGH CARD: Neither the three-card nor the two-card sums are multiples of 10.

Payouts

Your winnings depend on the pattern you achieve:

• ULTIMATE NIU-NIU: Pays 5 to 1.
• NIU-NIU: Pays 3 to 1.
• BIG POINT: Pays 2 to 1.
• SMALL POINT: Pays 1 to 1.
• HIGH CARD: Also pays 1 to 1.

Experience the excitement of Niu-Niu Poker today!