68 NiuNiu Tournament Rewards

The 68 NiuNiu Tournament Rewards page consolidates multiple activity data items in "My Progress," allowing users to grasp the current status of this week's rounds, winning streak, full attendance, and odd card without having to check different records separately.

What does My Progress display?

The page currently displays four personal activity progress items, namely "This Week's Rounds," "Winning Streak," "Full Attendance," and "Odd Card." Different items are displayed using the corresponding rounds, winning streak count, check-in days, or hand count.

Why view Tournament Rewards progress?

Through the Tournament Rewards page, you can quickly confirm how far each item has currently accumulated. For example, how many rounds have been completed this week, the highest winning streak reached, how many days of full attendance have been completed, and how many odd card hands have currently been recorded.

This week's rounds

"This Week's Rounds" is used to display the cumulative rounds completed this week. The page will directly list the current round count and also show whether the user has made it onto the leaderboard, making it convenient to understand the current status of the weekly rounds item.

Winning streak

The "Winning Streak" item records this week's highest winning streak result. The page will display the current best record in the form of "This week's highest X consecutive wins" and list the corresponding winning streak count on the right side.

Full attendance

The "Full Attendance" item displays the 30-day check-in progress and notes that at least 28 rounds need to be completed each day. The page presents the cumulative status as "current days/30 days," making it convenient to confirm how many days remain to the complete full attendance goal.

Odd card

The "Odd Card" item is used to display the current odd card hand count and also indicates whether the user has made it onto the leaderboard. Users can directly view their currently accumulated odd card records on the Tournament Rewards page.

Step 1: Enter the Tournament Rewards page

After opening the 68 NiuNiu Tournament Rewards page, find the "My Progress" area. The current personal records related to tournament activities are all centrally displayed in this area.

Step 2: View this week's rounds

First check "This Week's Rounds." The number on the right represents the current cumulative rounds; below the item, it will display whether the user has currently made it onto the leaderboard.

Step 3: View this week's highest winning streak

Next, check the "Winning Streak" item. The page will display this week's highest winning streak record and the current corresponding winning streak count, which can be used to confirm this week's best consecutive win performance.

Step 4: View full attendance check-in progress

Check the current completed days in the "Full Attendance" item. This item notes at least 28 rounds per day and uses 30 days as the complete progress goal.

Step 5: View odd card records

Finally, check the "Odd Card" item to confirm the current cumulative hand count and whether the user has made it onto the leaderboard. This way, all four personal progress items displayed on the Tournament Rewards page can be grasped at once.

How to read this week's rounds?

This week's rounds displays the current cumulative result as "X rounds." If the corresponding leaderboard status has not yet been achieved, "Not on leaderboard" will be displayed below the item, so the round count and leaderboard status can be viewed in the same area.

How to read the winning streak record?

The Winning Streak item focuses on the highest consecutive win count reached this week rather than simply displaying total wins. The page will display "This week's highest X consecutive wins," with the current winning streak score displayed on the right side.

Where can this week's data be viewed together?

This week's rounds and highest winning streak are both located in "My Progress" on the Tournament Rewards page and can be viewed together with full attendance and odd card records without having to separately enter multiple pages to confirm.

Full attendance uses 30 days as the progress goal

The Full Attendance item uses a 30-day progress display, for example displaying "0/30 days" when not yet accumulated. At the same time, the page notes "at least 28 rounds per day," so the daily round requirement needs to be combined to continuously advance full attendance progress.

At least 28 rounds need to be completed each day

The Full Attendance item clearly indicates at least 28 rounds per day. Users can combine the Thirty-Day Check-In page to view more detailed daily check-in information and confirm whether the day's corresponding round requirement has been met.

Odd card is displayed by hand count

The Odd Card item uses "hands" as the current recording unit, for example displaying "0 hands" when no record has been obtained yet. Below the item, it also displays whether the user has currently made it onto the leaderboard, making it convenient to confirm the odd card count and ranking status together.

What can be viewed on the 68 NiuNiu Tournament Rewards page?

Currently, you can view four personal activity progress items: this week's rounds, this week's highest winning streak, 30-day full attendance, and odd card.

Where can I view this week's rounds?

View the "This Week's Rounds" item in "My Progress" on the Tournament Rewards page, and the right side will display the currently cumulative completed rounds.

Does the winning streak display the current streak or the highest streak?

The page indicates the "highest of this week" winning streak, so this item is used to view the highest consecutive win record reached this week.

How many days does full attendance require?

The full attendance progress uses 30 days as the goal, and the page will display the completion status as "current days/30 days."

What is the daily requirement for full attendance?

The page clearly notes that full attendance requires "at least 28 rounds per day." Users need to combine daily rounds and check-in progress to complete the corresponding full attendance goal.

How are odd card records displayed?

Odd card is displayed by hand count and also indicates whether the user is currently on the leaderboard, which can be viewed directly from "My Progress."

What does "Not on leaderboard" mean?

"Not on leaderboard" means that the item is currently displayed on the Tournament Rewards page as not yet having achieved leaderboard status. The actual status shall be subject to the activity progress displayed in real time on the page.