🂡 NiuNiu Game Rules

1. Create & Manage a Table

Anyone can create their own NiuNiu game table and become the Owner.

Upon creation, the Owner can set a custom commission rate (max 20%) and define extra rewards to attract players.

After creation, the invitation link is available in the Table Info for sharing with others.

The Owner may choose to join the game or remain as a manager only.

2. Game Flow

Players can click Join Game to enter, then click Ready to stake the base bet.

Once there are at least 2 players, the Owner can start the game (consumes one Table Card NFT).

Higher-level Table Cards allow more players.

More players mean higher commission rewards for the Owner.

Betting Rounds

  • Round 1: Betting
  • Round 2: Betting

Each round has a timeout. Players who don't act in time are considered to fold.

If the Owner doesn't progress the game in time, other players can settle the game.

When choosing Raise, players must stake additional funds—amount is defined by the Owner and displayed in Table Info.

After Game Ends

  • The settler gets 20% of the owner's stake and deposit (if the owner participated in the game).
  • All players share the remaining funds equally.
  • The owner will lose all their stake and deposit if they participated in the game.

3. Owner Privileges

  • May create a group chat for better communication among players.
  • Can edit Table Info (only if no players have joined yet, including the Owner).
  • Can kick out players who joined but haven't readied up.
  • Each round consumes one Table Card NFT.
  • Buying Table Level NFTs grants the ability to create more tables.

4. Hand Rankings (from highest to lowest)

Card Values:

J, Q, K are worth 10 points
A = 1 point; cards 2–10 retain their face value

Five Flower Niu

All five cards are J/Q/K

Five Small Niu

Total points of five cards ≤ 10

Bomb Niu

Four cards with the same number

NiuNiu

Three cards form a multiple of 10; remaining two cards also sum to a multiple of 10

Niu 9 ~ Niu 1

Three cards form a multiple of 10; remaining two sum to 9~1 respectively

No Niu

No three cards form a multiple of 10; the player with the highest card wins (K is the highest)

🚧

Coming Soon

Game Items (Developing...)