How Do You Play a Round of 68 NiuNiu?

A round of 68 NiuNiu mainly proceeds in the order of "take the bank or bet → grab TNG red packet → compare size." The banker is first determined through bidding, and players choose to bet; the system then sends out TNG red packets in the interactive group, and the banker and players who have already bet each grab one, and finally the red packet amount is converted into the corresponding points and hand type, which are compared with the banker to determine the win or loss.

What are the three main steps of a round?

The first step is taking the bank or betting, the second step is grabbing the red packet, and the third step is comparing size. The first two steps determine the participation role and the red packet amount obtained in the round, and the last step completes the comparison based on the points and hand type formed by the red packet.

What is the difference between the roles of the banker and players?

The banker needs to become the round's banker through bidding for banker money and is compared one by one with players who have bet; users who do not become the banker can choose to bet as players. Users who do not bet do not participate in the round's settlement.

How do I bid to become the banker?

During the banker bidding phase, you can bid for banker money by entering a number, and the highest bidder becomes the round's banker. According to the current gameplay explanation, each bid increase must be at least 100, and the final winning bidder enters the round with the corresponding banker money.

If you do not take the bank, you can choose to bet

If you do not become the banker, you can choose to bet as a player and enter the bet amount according to the methods allowed in the round. After completing the bet, the player enters the round's red packet and hand comparison process.

What happens if you do not bet?

Users can also choose not to participate in the round's betting. Users who do not bet do not enter the round's banker-player win or loss settlement, so the red packet grabbing and size comparison process mainly targets the banker and players who have already bet.

How much time is there for banker bidding and betting?

In the current rules, the banker bidding phase is 18 seconds, and the player betting phase is 40 seconds. When participating, the bidding or betting should be completed within the corresponding time to avoid exceeding the round's operation time.

When is the TNG red packet sent out?

After the banker is determined and player betting is completed, the system will send out TNG red packets in the 68 NiuNiu interactive group, and then it enters the red packet grabbing phase. If you need to enter the platform, you can use the official Telegram entry: https://t.me/niuniu68_bot?start=6081936318.

Who needs to grab a red packet?

The round's banker and players who have already bet all need to grab one TNG red packet sent by the system. The red packet amount grabbed will be used for subsequent point calculation and hand type identification.

What is the purpose of the red packet amount grabbed?

The TNG red packet is not just about obtaining an amount; the digits in the red packet amount also form the points and hand type used for comparison in the round. Therefore, after packet grabbing is completed, you need to determine your result according to the corresponding calculation rules.

What if you do not grab the red packet in time?

According to the current gameplay rules, if packet grabbing is not completed within the specified time, it counts as the tail packet, so after participating in the round, you should pay attention to the red packets sent by the system in the interactive group and the operation time.

How are red packet points calculated?

After grabbing the red packet, add the individual digits in the red packet amount and use the ones digit of the result as the points. For example, the digits of RM3.42 add up to 3＋4＋2＝9, so it is 9 points; if the ones digit after adding is 0, it is calculated as the highest 10-point NiuNiu.

What hand types are there?

In addition to regular points, the red packet digits may also form specific hand types. The current hand types from highest to lowest are Triple, Full Bull, Reverse Straight, Straight, Pair, Golden Bull, and regular hands. When a hand type appears, comparison should first be made according to the hand type rules.

When comparing size, do you look at hand type or points first?

When comparing banker-player results, you should first determine whether the corresponding hand type exists, then compare according to the hand type and point rules. Regular hands mainly compare points, so you cannot judge the win or loss only by the size of the red packet amount itself.

How do regular hand points affect the multiplier?

Regular hands from 1 to 10 points correspond to 1x to 10x respectively, with 10-point NiuNiu being the highest tier among regular points. The final settlement still needs to be judged in combination with the actual comparison result between the banker and player.

Players are compared with the banker separately

After packet grabbing is completed and the points and hand type are determined, each player who placed a bet is compared with the banker separately. The side with the larger result wins, and settlement is then completed according to the corresponding rules of the round.

How is comparison made when there is a hand type?

When a special hand type appears, judgment is made according to the hand type order, which is currently from highest to lowest Triple, Full Bull, Reverse Straight, Straight, Pair, Golden Bull, and regular hands. The hand type rank affects the size judgment between the banker and player.

How are regular hands compared?

When both sides are compared as regular hands, the size is mainly judged based on the calculated points. Regular hands go from 1 to 10 points, with 10-point NiuNiu being the highest.

What if both sides have the same result?

When the hand type is the same, the points are the same, and the amount is also the same, the round is handled as a tie and the principal is returned. The specific settlement shall still be subject to the actual result displayed by the system for that round.

How many main steps does a round of 68 NiuNiu have?

A round mainly has three steps: first take the bank or bet, then grab the TNG red packet sent by the system, and finally compare size with the banker based on the points and hand type formed by the red packet amount.

How can I become the banker?

During the banker bidding phase, enter a number to bid for banker money, and the highest bidder becomes the banker. The current rules state that each bid increase must be at least 100.

Do players have to bet?

Not necessarily. Users can choose to bet and participate in the round or choose not to bet; if they do not bet, they do not participate in the round's win or loss settlement.

Do both the banker and players need to grab red packets?

Yes. After the system sends out TNG red packets in the group, the banker and players who have already bet each grab one and calculate the subsequent points and hand type based on the amount grabbed.

Does a larger red packet amount always mean winning?

Not necessarily. The win or loss is not simply a comparison of the RM amount size of the red packets but is judged based on the hand type and points formed by the red packet digits, so comparison must be made according to the actual hand comparison rules.

What does 10 points mean?

After adding the individual digits of the red packet amount, if the final ones digit is 0, it is calculated as the highest 10-point NiuNiu. For how specific amounts form points, you can further view the point calculation explanation.

Which hand type is the highest?

According to the current hand type order, Triple is the highest, followed by Full Bull, Reverse Straight, Straight, Pair, Golden Bull, and regular hands.

What happens if a round is a tie?

When both sides' hand type, points, and amount are all the same, it is judged a tie according to the current rules, and the principal is returned.