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Table Pusoy Tournament at extbocom puts the classic Filipino card-splitting game into a structured tournament format where each round counts. Access is available where local law permits, and your account balance carries straight into every session.
Table Pusoy Tournament is built around the 13-card hand structure that Filipino card players already know well. Each player splits their 13 cards into three hands — a 3-card front, a 5-card middle and a 5-card back — then competes hand-by-hand against opponents seated at the same table. The tournament layer adds progressive elimination rounds, so winning a single table advances you deeper into the bracket.
Each tournament session opens with a fixed seat-entry amount drawn from your account wallet. Once the table fills, the dealing phase begins automatically and you arrange your 13 cards before the timer closes.
Each tournament seat has a fixed chip cost drawn directly from your account wallet before the round opens. The entry amount and any applicable fee are shown on the table lobby screen before you confirm your seat — no hidden charges at deal time.
After cards are dealt, a countdown timer gives you time to drag and place your 13 cards into the three-hand slots. The front row accepts three cards, middle and back each take five. Arrangement is locked when time runs out or when you confirm manually.
Each of your three hands is compared against the matching hand of every opponent at the table. Winning all three hands against one player triggers the scoop multiplier visible in the paytable. The amount won is added straight to your wallet after final hand comparison.
Finishing in a qualifying position on your starting table moves your chip count into the next bracket round. The current bracket stage and your standing within it are shown on the tournament lobby screen, updated after each table concludes.
Understanding what shapes your results in Table Pusoy Tournament starts with the format itself — this is a player-versus-player card game, so outcome depends on hand arrangement skill and the cards dealt rather than a house-edge spin mechanic. The details below reflect what is confirmed in the game interface and lobby documentation.
Player-versus-player tournament card game based on 13-card Pusoy hand splitting. Outcome is determined by comparative hand strength across three rows — not by a random spin mechanic or fixed house edge per round.
Results in Table Pusoy Tournament vary with bracket depth. Early rounds carry smaller swings; deeper bracket stages involve larger chip pools. No artificial volatility setting is applied — variance comes from opponent skill and card distribution.
The game runs in a mobile browser without requiring a separate download. Portrait and landscape orientations both load the full table interface. Desktop browsers are equally supported, with the same hand-arrangement controls available on wider screens.
Table Pusoy Tournament is available to accounts in regions where local law permits access to online table games. Eligibility is determined at login based on your registered account region. Check your account dashboard for the current availability status shown there.
The 13-card hand arrangement screen in Table Pusoy Tournament is laid out so all three hand slots — front, middle and back — stay within thumb reach in portrait mode. Cards fan out across the lower half of the screen and you drag each one upward into its designated slot without needing to scroll. The countdown timer sits at the top edge where it stays visible while your hands are active on the card area.
If something interrupts your Table Pusoy Tournament round — a disconnection mid-deal, a seat entry that did not confirm, or a bracket result that looks off — the fastest path is through the live chat channel in your account. Describe the tournament table ID and the round number shown on your screen; the support team uses that reference to pull the session log.
Open live chat from within your account and quote the tournament table ID shown on the game screen. The support team can reference the session log for that specific round — seat entry, hand results and bracket outcome — and escalate if the record does not match what you saw.
The paytable inside Table Pusoy Tournament lists hand rankings, scoop multiplier values and entry fee details for the current table tier. Open it from the information icon on the game screen before you confirm your seat — it updates if the table tier changes.
If your seat entry deducted but the round did not start, check the transaction record in your account wallet first — it shows the debit timestamp and round reference. If the entry shows as pending rather than confirmed, bring that reference to live chat for a faster resolution.
Table Pusoy Tournament runs on a card-dealing engine where each hand is drawn from a shuffled 52-card deck with no carry-over from previous rounds. Because the game format is player-versus-player rather than player-versus-house, the dealing integrity matters more than a house-edge figure — every seat at the table receives cards from the same shuffled pool.
Each Table Pusoy Tournament round uses a freshly shuffled 52-card deck. No cards carry over between rounds, and the dealing sequence is not influenced by the chip counts or bracket positions of seated players. The deal log for any round is available to the support team on request.
Hand comparison follows the Pusoy dos ranking system — Royal Flush down to High Card for five-card hands, and Three of a Kind down to High Card for the three-card front. The paytable inside the game lists every rank in order so you can confirm the logic before any round starts.
No house hand competes against yours. Your three rows are compared only against the hands of other seated players at the same table. The outcome of each matchup is shown in the results screen immediately after arrangement locks, with each hand comparison listed individually.
Every seat entry, scoop payout and bracket prize is recorded in your account wallet with a timestamp and round reference. You can review the full transaction history from your account dashboard after login — the current balance reflects all completed tournament rounds.
These definitions cover the mechanics and concepts that come up most often in Table Pusoy Tournament. Each term is explained as it applies to this specific game format.
The front hand is the three-card row placed at the top of your arrangement. It must rank equal to or lower than your middle hand. High Card, Pair and Three of a Kind are the only valid front-hand types.
A scoop occurs when you win all three hands — front, middle and back — against a single opponent in the same round. A scoop triggers a multiplier applied to that specific matchup payout, as listed in the in-game paytable.
A foul hand happens when you arrange your rows so that a lower row outranks a higher one — for example, a back hand weaker than your middle hand. A fouled arrangement results in automatic loss of all three hands for that round.
The bracket is the elimination structure that organises multiple tables into progressive rounds. Qualifying from your starting table advances your chip count to the next stage. The bracket position and current stage are visible on the tournament lobby screen.
Seat entry is the fixed chip amount deducted from your account wallet when you confirm a tournament table seat. The entry amount for each table tier is shown on the lobby screen before you confirm — no additional charge applies at the deal phase.
A royalty bonus is an extra gameplay paid for holding a rare qualifying hand — such as a Three of a Kind front or a Straight Flush back — regardless of whether that hand wins its matchup. Values for each qualifying combination are listed in the paytable.
Here are the questions that come up most often from players joining Table Pusoy Tournament at extbocom. Each answer focuses on how the tournament format works in practice.
Open the table games section in your account lobby and select Table Pusoy Tournament from the available titles. The lobby screen shows open tables, their entry amounts and current seat availability. Confirm your seat and the entry amount is drawn from your wallet automatically before cards are dealt.
Once you tap the confirm button during the arrangement phase, your hand layout is locked and cannot be changed. If the timer runs out before you confirm, the game auto-arranges your cards using the default logic shown in the rules section of the paytable. Arrange carefully before the timer closes.
If you lose connection mid-round, the game engine continues using the last confirmed hand arrangement recorded for your seat. The round result and your chip outcome are saved to your account wallet with a round reference. Contact live chat with that reference if the result does not appear in your wallet within a few minutes.
Each of your three hands is compared against the matching hand of every opponent at the table. You earn chips for each hand you win, lose chips for each hand you lose, and the scoop multiplier applies when you win all three against one opponent. The net chip result is added to or deducted from your account wallet after the round concludes.
Your account wallet at extbocom supports GCash, GrabPay and InstaPay for funding. Once your wallet has a balance, you use those chips directly as your seat entry across all table games including Table Pusoy Tournament. Payment availability depends on local law and your registered account region.
Tournament tables are organised by entry amount, and each tier has a minimum chip balance requirement visible on the lobby screen. Your account wallet balance at the time of seat confirmation must cover the entry amount shown. The lobby updates available tiers based on your current chip balance after login.