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Table Pusoy is the card game Philippines players already know from family gatherings and local game rooms — now available inside the 766pub lobby with the same hand-ranking rules, played at your own pace or against a live dealer setup. Access is available where local law and eligible regions permit.
Table Pusoy inside the 766pub lobby carries the same content standards applied to every other table game we host. Hand outcomes are determined by the card-ranking logic built into the game engine — no hidden modifiers. The provider exposes game-type and volatility data where it supports disclosure; we surface that information directly on the game screen so you can check it before placing a bet. If RTP figures are published by the provider for this title, they appear at the game launch screen rather than buried in a separate document.
Card outcomes in Table Pusoy follow a fixed ranking structure — the game engine applies the same high-card, pairs and straights hierarchy every round, with no manual override on our side. What the rules say is what you get.
RTP and volatility data for Table Pusoy are shown only where the content provider publishes them. We do not insert placeholder percentages. If the figure is available, it appears at the game info screen before you commit a bet.
Every Table Pusoy round draws from and returns to the same account wallet you use for slots and sports markets. Round results post immediately to your transaction record, visible under account history after each hand.
Table Pusoy is available to accounts in eligible regions where local law permits. Your account dashboard reflects the game categories accessible under your region settings — check there if a title does not appear in your lobby.
Table Pusoy is a card-splitting game where a 13-card hand is divided into three groups: a five-card bottom hand, a five-card middle hand, and a three-card top hand. Each group is ranked separately — the bottom must be stronger than the middle, and the middle stronger than the top. The game follows the standard Filipino Pusoy hand hierarchy, from high card through pairs, three of a kind, straights, flushes and full houses up to the premium combinations. Inside the 766pub lobby, Table Pusoy appears under the table games category.
Table Pusoy structures every round around the three-hand split decision. Getting that split right — balancing your cards across bottom, middle and top — is where the game is actually won or lost. The bet is placed before the deal; once cards are revealed, your job is arranging them into the strongest legal configuration. Each hand section has its own rank comparison against the opposing hand, so a strong bottom does not automatically carry the round if your top hand folds.
Each 13-card deal is divided into bottom five, middle five and top three. The bottom must rank higher than the middle, and the middle higher than the top — an illegal arrangement is flagged before you confirm. This structure is the core decision point every round.
Your wager is set before the cards are dealt. Chip denominations are shown on the bet interface; tap or click to select your stake, then confirm to receive the hand. You cannot change the bet amount after the deal begins, so choose your stake before you see the cards.
Standard Filipino Pusoy rankings apply: high card, one pair, two pair, three of a kind, straight, flush, full house, four of a kind, straight flush. Royal combinations at the top of the scale carry premium point values where the game variant supports them.
After both sides reveal their three hands, wins and losses are calculated per hand section. The net result of the round — win, loss or push on individual hands — is added or subtracted from your wallet immediately. The transaction appears in your account history by hand.
The specifications below reflect what the game engine and lobby settings expose for Table Pusoy on 766pub. RTP is shown only where the provider publishes a confirmed figure for this title — we do not insert estimated or category-average numbers. Volatility framing reflects the structural nature of the hand-comparison format rather than a branded claim. Device and region fields reflect the current lobby configuration; your account settings page shows the exact access state for your registered region.
Table card game — hand-splitting format. Table Pusoy is classified under table games in the 766pub lobby, distinct from slots and live dealer categories.
Medium range by structure. The three-hand split format produces partial wins and partial losses in the same round, which smooths out the round-by-round swing compared to single-outcome games.
Playable on desktop browsers and mobile browsers. Portrait and landscape orientations are both supported. The hand-arrangement interface scales to fit phone screens without losing the three-slot layout.
Available to accounts in eligible regions where local law permits. Check your account dashboard after login to confirm Table Pusoy appears in your accessible game list.
The three-hand layout in Table Pusoy translates well to portrait mode. Each of the three card slots — bottom, middle and top — stacks vertically on a phone screen so your thumb can reach all of them without stretching. Card drag-and-drop or tap-to-assign controls handle the split decision; the confirm button stays anchored at the bottom of the screen while you arrange your hand, so you do not accidentally submit before you are ready.
Most Table Pusoy questions come down to three things: hand-ranking clarifications, a round result that looks unexpected, or a wallet balance after a session. All three have a direct path inside your account. The game screen includes an in-game rules panel covering the split structure and ranking hierarchy — open it before or during a session to check any hand combination. If a round result does not match what you expected, your transaction history under account settings shows the hand-by-hand breakdown for each completed round.
Table Pusoy includes a rules screen accessible during a session. It covers hand-split legality, the full ranking hierarchy from high card to royal combinations, and the point structure for the variant you are playing. Open it from the game menu icon.
Each completed Table Pusoy round posts a line item to your account transaction history. The record shows the round stake, the outcome per hand section and the net wallet movement. Access it under account settings after login to review any session.
For issues that the rules panel and transaction record do not resolve — such as a round that did not complete or a wallet discrepancy — use the support contact on the site. Include your account reference and the approximate time of the round in question.
These are the terms that come up most when players are learning or returning to Table Pusoy. Each definition covers what the term means inside the game, not a general casino usage.
The three-hand split is the core mechanic: you divide 13 dealt cards into a five-card bottom hand, a five-card middle hand and a three-card top hand, each ranked separately against the opposing side.
Royalties are bonus point awards given for premium hand combinations — such as a straight flush or four of a kind — in specific hand positions. They apply in addition to the standard win or loss for that hand section.
A misset happens when your bottom hand ranks lower than your middle, or your middle ranks lower than your top. Most Table Pusoy variants flag this automatically and prevent confirmation until the arrangement is corrected.
A scoop occurs when one player wins all three hand sections in a single round against their opponent. Some variants award an additional point multiplier for a clean scoop across bottom, middle and top.
RTP (Return to Player) is the percentage of total wagers a game returns as winnings over many rounds. For Table Pusoy, this figure is shown only if the provider publishes it — we do not supply estimated values.
A push on a hand section means both sides ranked equally — neither player wins nor loses points on that particular hand. The round result is then decided by the remaining two hand sections.
These are the questions we see most from players exploring Table Pusoy on 766pub. Answers are specific to how the game works inside our lobby.
Table Pusoy is listed under the table games category in the lobby. Use the category filter at the top of the games screen to narrow to table games, then scroll to locate the title. Availability depends on your account region and local law.
The self-paced version of Table Pusoy does not apply a round timer, so you can take your time arranging the three-hand split before confirming. Live dealer variants may carry a decision timer set by the table format — check the table details before joining.
The net result of each completed round posts directly to your account wallet when the hand resolves. You can see the movement in your transaction history under account settings — the entry shows the stake, the per-hand outcome and the total wallet change.
Table Pusoy follows the hand-splitting structure of Chinese Poker rather than the draw-and-pass format of Pusoy Dos. Both use the same card rankings, but the game flow is different — Table Pusoy is a split-and-compare format, not a pass-the-card format.
If your connection drops mid-round, the game engine holds your last confirmed state. When you reconnect and reopen the game, the round will reflect where it was when the connection was lost. If a result was already processed, it will appear in your transaction history.
Your account wallet works the same way regardless of which game you are playing. Deposits made via GCash, Maya or InstaPay credit your wallet balance, which you then use for Table Pusoy bets. The payment method and the game are separate steps — fund the wallet first, then open the game.