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68 NiuNiu Detailed Rules

The 68 NiuNiu Detailed Rules cover the banker and player roles, hand type and points comparison, multiplier payouts, taking the bank and betting, drink water, rake and rebates, 0.01, all-in, timeouts, and re-deals. The game takes place within the "68 NiuNiu Interactive Group," where banker bidding, player betting, and grabbing TNG red packets are all completed. Actual settlement is judged by combining both sides' hand type, points, red packet amount, and the corresponding multiplier, so you should understand the complete rules before taking part.

68 NiuNiu Banker and Player Rules

Who is the banker?

The banker is the user who bids the highest during the banker bidding phase and successfully wins the banker money. All players who have bet in the round gamble against the banker separately. The banker's payout responsibility is capped at the banker pool amount, paying out at most the funds in the banker pool and not exceeding the banker pool for continued payouts.

Who is a player?

Users other than the banker can choose to bet as players and participate in the round's comparison against the banker, or they can choose not to bet. Users who do not bet will not participate in the round's win or loss settlement, and their account balance will not change because of the round's result.

Where do the banker and players participate?

Banker bidding, betting, and red packet grabbing are all completed within the "68 NiuNiu Interactive Group." The banker is first determined through bidding, and after players complete their bets, it enters the system red packet and banker-player size comparison process.

How Is 68 NiuNiu Win or Loss Calculated?

Step 1: Compare hand types first

After the banker and player complete packet grabbing, first determine whether both sides have formed special hand types. The hand type order from highest to lowest is: Triple > Full Bull > Reverse Straight > Straight > Pair > Golden Bull > Regular. The side with the higher hand type rank wins.

Step 2: Regular hands compare points

If both sides have regular hands, the points are compared directly, and the side with more points wins. Regular hands do not have a self-bust rule, so it can be judged according to the actually calculated points.

Step 3: If both are Pairs, compare the last two digits first

If both sides are Pairs, first compare the pair digit formed by the last two digits of the red packet amount, and the larger pair wins, with the preceding digits not participating in this step of comparison. For example, the 88 in 0.88 is greater than the 66 in 1.66. If the last two digits are the same, continue comparing points.

Step 4: Same hand type compares points

When both sides form the same hand type, continue comparing their respective points, and the side with more points wins.

Step 5: Same points compare amount

If the hand type and points are still the same, continue comparing the red packet amounts actually grabbed by both sides, and the side with the larger amount wins. Only when both red packet amounts are also completely identical is it a tie.

How is a tie handled?

When both sides' hand type, points, and red packet amount are all the same after comparison according to the rules, the bet is judged a tie, and the bet amount is returned via the original route.

How Are 68 NiuNiu Payouts and Multipliers Calculated?

How is payout made if the player wins?

When a player wins, the banker pays out according to "player bet × player hand type multiplier." For example, the final multiplier depends on the hand type or regular point multiplier formed by the player in the round.

How is payout made if the player loses?

When a player loses to the banker, the amount to be paid to the banker is calculated according to "player bet × banker hand type multiplier."

How are regular hand multipliers calculated?

Regular hands use the rule "however many points, that many times the multiplier," with 1 to 10 points corresponding to 1x to 10x respectively, where 10-point NiuNiu corresponds to 10x.

How are special hand type multipliers calculated?

Special hand types are calculated according to the corresponding hand type multiplier. In the current rules, Triple is 18x, Full Bull 15x, Reverse Straight 14x, Straight 13x, Pair 12x, and Golden Bull 11x.

Banker Taking the Bank and Fee Rules

How do I bid to take the bank?

During the banker bidding phase, entering a number in the chat participates in the bidding, and the highest bidder becomes the banker. If you need to raise the bid further, the new bid must be at least 100 higher than the current highest banker money.

How many consecutive rounds can the banker sit for?

The banker automatically steps down after sitting for two consecutive rounds, so after completing the specified consecutive rounds, they need to re-enter the subsequent banker bidding process.

Is there a payout limit for the banker?

Yes. The banker's maximum payout is capped at the banker pool formed by the winning banker money, paying out at most until the banker pool funds are exhausted, and the banker will not be required to continue paying beyond the banker pool.

What is the banker fee?

The current rule for the banker fee is 1%, charged according to the corresponding rules when successfully taking the bank.

What is the service fee?

The banker is charged an RM88 service fee for each round played, and this fee is unrelated to the round's final win or loss.

What is the packet proxy fee?

The red packet amount sent out by the system in the round is charged to the banker as a packet proxy fee, so before participating, the banker needs to understand the related fees in addition to the banker pool.

How is rake taken when the banker wins money?

Each time the banker wins against a player's bet, the platform takes 5% from that profit. The rake is calculated on each winning banker bet and is not based on the round's overall final profit or loss.

Player Betting and Rebate Rules

How is settlement made when the player wins?

When a player wins, the profit is calculated according to their own hand type or regular point multiplier multiplied by the bet amount, and the platform takes 5% from the profit.

How is settlement made when the player loses?

When a player loses to the banker, the payout is calculated according to the banker's hand type multiplier multiplied by their own bet amount.

What is the player rebate?

Players enjoy a 0.7% rebate based on the round's turnover, that is, the win or loss amount. Both wins and losses can generate corresponding turnover rebates, but ties, drink water, and immunity do not count toward rebates.

Will settlement occur if no bet was placed?

No. If a player did not bet, the round is unrelated to them, they do not participate in the win or loss settlement, and the balance remains unchanged.

Drink Water and Banker Pool Payout Limit

What is drink water?

When the banker pool plus the amount delivered by losers is still insufficient to pay all winners, drink water handling is triggered. The system first pays the winners with larger hands, and the remaining users who cannot receive full payouts enter drink water.

How is settlement made after drink water?

Bets that enter drink water are handled as ties, returning only the principal, and are not paid further according to the original winning multiplier.

Why does drink water occur?

Because the banker's payout responsibility has a banker pool cap. When the funds available for settlement are insufficient to cover all winners' due payouts, the remaining bets need to be handled according to the rules.

0.01, All-In, Bet Modification, and Cancellation Rules

What should be done if the banker grabs 0.01?

When the banker grabs RM0.01, the round is re-dealt. The entire round is voided, the banker money and all bets are returned via the original route, and then a new round is started.

What should be done if a player grabs 0.01?

When a player grabs RM0.01, immunity is triggered. If the bet should have lost according to the normal hand, it is changed to a tie and only the principal is returned; if it should have won, it is still paid according to the normal multiplier.

What is all-in?

Players can type "sh amount" in the group to go all-in, for example, "sh 50." All-in likewise compares according to hand types and is handled using even-money payout.

How do I modify a bet?

Before the table closes, re-entering a number modifies the bet, and the system uses the modified valid bet as the basis.

How do I cancel a bet?

Before the table closes, entering "0" in the group cancels the bet. After successful cancellation, the round no longer participates in settlement according to the original bet.

Timeout, Re-Deal, and Table Suspension Rules

What are the banker bidding and betting times?

The banker bidding phase is 18 seconds, and the betting phase is 40 seconds. When participating in a round, operations need to be completed within the corresponding time.

How is a packet grabbing timeout handled?

If the banker times out on packet grabbing, it counts as the tail packet, and if a player times out on packet grabbing, it likewise counts as the tail packet. For the ungrabbed portion, it is automatically settled or returned according to the system's corresponding rules.

Can the banker grab the head packet?

Yes. The current rules allow the banker to claim the head packet, and this is not considered a violation.

In which situations is the round re-dealt?

System issues, red packet errors, or packet amount errors are all re-dealt. If the score sheet has already been generated and it is later confirmed to be a system error, it is likewise handled as a re-deal.

What happens to bets already placed after the table is suspended?

Before an agent suspends a player's table, they will first confirm whether bets have already been placed. If the bet has already been successfully placed, the round still completes win or loss settlement according to the actual hand.

Promotion Commissions and Player Rebates

What is the promotion commission?

The promotion commission is calculated based on the turnover generated by downlines. The current three-generation commission totals 1%, which is 0.5% for the first generation, 0.3% for the second generation, and 0.2% for the third generation.

In which situations is there no promotion commission?

Ties, drink water, and immunity do not generate promotion commissions, so these results will not be included in the corresponding commission calculation.

What is the player rebate?

Players' own valid turnover enjoys a 0.7% rebate. According to the current rules, both wins and losses have rebates, except for ties, drink water, and immunity.

Group Rules and Penalties for Violations

How are insults, arguments, or pornographic content handled?

The interactive group prohibits insults, arguments, and posting pornographic images, and the fine for violating the related group rules is 588.

What is the penalty for flooding?

Flooding is prohibited in the group, and the fine for violating the flooding rule is 888.

Can I post advertisements in the group?

No. Posting advertisements in the group is prohibited conduct, and the fine for violation is 888.

Who handles technical errors?

If a technical error occurs or a special situation requiring further determination arises, the final handling result shall be subject to the decision of the company's management.

How Are Unexpected Situations Handled?

What if no one bids for banker money?

If no user bids for banker money during the banker bidding phase, the round is automatically cancelled, and no user participates in the round's settlement.

What if no player bets?

If no one bets after the betting phase ends, the round is cancelled, and the banker pool amount is fully returned to the banker.

What if the red packet link is abnormal or invalid?

If the system red packet link becomes abnormal or invalid, the round is automatically cancelled, and all frozen amounts are returned via the original route.

What if a packet grabbing timeout occurs?

If a packet grabbing timeout occurs, the ungrabbed portion is automatically settled or returned according to the system rules; the timeout packet grabbing rule of counting as the tail packet applies to both the banker and players.

Notes Before Participating in the Game

Confirm the account balance before taking the bank

Before participating in banker bidding, you should confirm that the account balance is sufficient to cover the banker pool. If the balance is insufficient to meet the corresponding banker money requirement, the banker money bid will be automatically returned.

Only use red packet links sent by the system

Red packet links are uniformly sent by the system. Players must not privately share red packet links or impersonate the system by sending links.

Prepare the TNG client in advance

The packet grabbing order is determined by the actual operation time, so the TNG client should be prepared before participating in order to complete the corresponding operations after the system sends the packets.

Will the rule values be adjusted?

Specific values such as hand types, multipliers, rake ratios, and service fees may be adjusted according to operational conditions, so actual participation and settlement shall be subject to the rules displayed in the game for the current period.

Where to Play 68 NiuNiu?

Enter the 68 NiuNiu Interactive Group

The actual rounds of 68 NiuNiu take place within the "68 NiuNiu Interactive Group." You can enter the platform through the official Telegram entry https://t.me/niuniu68_bot?start=6081936318, and then find the corresponding interactive group from "Chat → 68 NiuNiu Interactive Group."

Which operations are completed in the interactive group?

Main operations such as banker money bidding, player betting, and TNG red packet grabbing are all completed in the interactive group, so you should first enter the correct group chat page before participating in a round.

68 NiuNiu Detailed Rules FAQ

Does 68 NiuNiu compare hand types or points first?

Hand types are compared first. The hand type order is Triple > Full Bull > Reverse Straight > Straight > Pair > Golden Bull > Regular; points are compared directly only when both sides have regular hands.

How are two Pairs compared?

First compare the pair digit formed by the last two digits, for example, 88 is greater than 66, and the preceding digits do not participate in this stage of comparison; when the last two digits are the same, points are then compared.

What if the hand type and points are both the same?

Continue comparing the red packet amounts actually grabbed by both sides, and the side with the larger amount wins; if the amounts are also completely identical, it is judged a tie and the bet principal is returned.

What is the maximum the banker can lose?

The banker's maximum payout is capped at the banker pool, meaning at most paying up to the banker pool amount corresponding to the winning banker money, with no excess payout.

What fees are charged for taking the bank once?

The current materials include a 1% banker fee, an RM88 service fee per round played, and the packet proxy fee corresponding to the round's red packets; when the banker wins against a player's bet, 5% is also taken from that bet.

Does 68 NiuNiu have self-bust?

No. When both sides have regular hands, it is judged by point size, and the self-bust rule is not used.

Under what circumstances does drink water occur?

Drink water is triggered when the banker pool plus the amount delivered by losers is still insufficient to pay all winners. Winners with larger hands receive payouts first, and the remaining bets that enter drink water are handled as ties and have their principal returned.

Is it the same when the banker and a player grab 0.01?

No. When the banker grabs 0.01, the entire round is re-dealt; when a player grabs 0.01, immunity applies, bets that should have lost are changed to ties with the principal returned, and bets that should have won are still paid normally.

What is the rebate?

The current player rebate is 0.7% of turnover, calculable for both wins and losses, but ties, drink water, and immunity do not generate rebates.

What is the rake?

Each time the banker wins against a player's bet, the platform takes 5% from that bet; when a player wins, the platform takes 5% from the player's profit.

How long are the banker bidding and betting times?

The banker bidding time is 18 seconds, and the betting time is 40 seconds.

Will the game rules be adjusted?

Yes. The platform materials state that values such as hand types, multipliers, rake ratios, and service fees may be adjusted according to operational conditions, so the latest execution standards shall be subject to what is displayed in the game.

Enter 68 NiuNiu to Learn About the Actual Gameplay

After mastering the banker and player roles, hand types and points, multipliers and payouts, drink water, rake and rebates, and special situations, you can enter the 68 NiuNiu Interactive Group to view the current rules and participate in the corresponding process.