Introducing You the Game Niu-Niu

Betting Games Niu Niu Introduction

The game uses a standard 52-card deck (excluding jokers). Each player is dealt 5 cards in each game. First, use 3 out of the 5 cards to form multiples of 10. Then add up the points on the 2 remaining cards. If the number of points is more than 10 points, then 10 points are subtracted, which is the number of points in the game. The number of the points is determined by the face value of the cards.

Ranking:

Note:

10s, Jacks, Queens, and Kings are worth 10 points. Aces are worth 1 point. All other cards are worth their face value.

If the 3 cards can form a multiple of 10, then the player ‘has niu’. If the remaining 2 cards also add up to a multiple of 10, the player has a ‘Niu Niu’ hand. Apart from the ‘5 Dukes’ hand, the ‘Niu Niu’ is the biggest hand. If the 3 cards cannot form a multiple of 10, then the player will have ‘no niu’. A ‘no niu’ hand is ranked lower than a 1-point hand. If the number of points is the same, then the suit order will be compared.

Comparing rules

Note:

All card comparisons are between dealer and player. There are no comparisons between player and player.

The gameplay in gaming halls may be different, but the basic game rules remain the same.

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