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Table Pusoy Showdown takes the card game Filipinos know well and puts it on a live-format table where every hand is tracked in real time. Access it through your account on any device where local law and eligible regions permit.
Table Pusoy Showdown is built around the classic Filipino card-splitting format where each hand is divided into three groups — a front set of three cards and two back sets of five cards each. The goal is to arrange your thirteen dealt cards so that each group ranks higher in sequence than the one in front of it. What sets this table version apart is the structured betting round that opens before the reveal: you decide your stake, lock in your arrangement, then the comparison phase runs automatically. The payout is determined by how many of your three groups beat the dealer's corresponding groups, so partial wins are part of the design. RTP information for Table Pusoy Showdown is shown where the game provider makes it available — check the information panel inside the game lobby for the current figure.
After thirteen cards are dealt, you drag and drop cards between the three groups — front three, middle five, back five. The interface highlights illegal arrangements in red before you confirm, so misreads are caught before the bet locks. Time per arrangement phase is shown on the countdown bar.
Chip denominations are displayed in a row at the bottom of the table. Minimum and maximum bet limits for each seat appear when you hover or tap the seat. Current table limits are always visible in the table header before you sit down — no hidden floors or ceilings mid-session.
Once all hands are locked, cards flip simultaneously. The dealer's three groups are compared against yours left to right. Each winning group adds a unit to your return; a sweep — all three groups winning — carries a separate multiplier shown in the paytable panel inside the game.
After results settle, a rebet button restores your last stake with one tap, or you adjust chip values and reposition freely. The account wallet balance updates before the next deal begins, so your available funds are current every round without a page refresh.
Table card game — specifically a structured pusoy variant with a dealer-comparison mechanic. Not a slot, not a crash game. Rounds end at the comparison phase; no spinning reels or random number trails affect the outcome after cards are dealt.
Medium volatility by design: partial wins on two-out-of-three groups are common, while a full three-group sweep is less frequent. The frequency of each outcome tier is reflected in the paytable shown inside the game — no invented figures are published here.
Table Pusoy Showdown runs on the mobile browser without a download. Portrait and landscape modes are both supported. Card drag-and-drop controls are replaced with tap-select-and-assign on touch screens, keeping the arrangement phase usable on small displays.
Availability depends on local law and eligible regions. Where access is permitted, the game is reached through your 17jl site account lobby under the table games category. No separate registration is needed — your account wallet carries your balance directly into the table.
The card arrangement interface in Table Pusoy Showdown is rebuilt for portrait mode — each of the three hand groups stacks vertically, and individual cards are large enough to read suit and rank without pinching in. The chip row stays anchored at the bottom of the screen so your stake is always one tap away during the betting phase. When you rotate to landscape, the three groups fan out side by side, which makes comparing your arrangement against the dealer's layout easier at the reveal. The countdown timer for the arrangement phase is always visible at the top edge regardless of orientation, so you know how much time you have left without scrolling. The rebet button and the deal button stay within thumb reach in both orientations, and the paytable opens as an overlay rather than a separate page so you can check hand rankings without losing your seat.
A rules icon sits inside the Table Pusoy Showdown interface. Tap it to open the full hand-ranking chart and arrangement rules without leaving the table. This covers which combinations count as straight, flush or full house across the three groups.
Round history for Table Pusoy Showdown is logged in your account transaction record. If a result looks unexpected, the log shows the dealt cards, your arrangement, the dealer's hand, and the payout per group — all the data you need before contacting support.
For account-level issues — wallet balance not updating after a round, GCash deposit not reflecting at the table — use the live chat widget or submit a support ticket from your account page. The support team handles table game queries alongside wallet and account help.
Table Pusoy Showdown uses a standard 52-card deck shuffled before each hand. The shuffle logic runs server-side and each deal is a fresh draw — no card can appear twice in the same hand. This is visible in the round log in your account after each session.
Every hand dealt, every group comparison, and every payout calculation is stored in your account transaction record. You can review any completed round from the history section under your account wallet — the record shows cards dealt, your arrangement, and the dealer's hand.
Table game content on 17jl site comes from studios in our confirmed catalogue — Spadegaming, PG Soft, and Pragmatic Play are among those providing table formats. The studio behind Table Pusoy Showdown is identified in the information panel inside the lobby.
Your GCash or account wallet balance is pulled live from your account before each round. The amount shown in the table interface is the same figure your account dashboard shows after login — there is no cached or delayed balance display at this table.
A sweep means your arrangement beats the dealer's hand in all three groups — front, middle, and back. Sweeps carry a separate multiplier shown in the paytable, making them the highest-value single-round outcome available at the table.
The front set is the three-card group in your arrangement. It must rank lower than both the middle and back sets. Placing a high-value combination in the front set creates a foul hand, which the interface flags before you confirm.
A foul hand occurs when the card groups are arranged out of order — for example, if the front set outranks the back set. The table's arrangement interface highlights fouls in red and blocks confirmation until the order is corrected.
After all hands are locked, the table compares each of your three groups against the dealer's matching group. Winning two groups and losing one still returns a partial payout. The outcome of each comparison is displayed group by group at the reveal.
RTP — Return to Player — is the percentage of total wagered amounts the game returns over many rounds. For Table Pusoy Showdown, the figure is shown inside the game's information panel where the provider makes it available, not as a published guarantee.
The rebet button restores your previous round's stake automatically at the start of a new hand. It saves time between rounds without forcing you to rebuild the same chip combination manually. You can still adjust the amount before the deal begins.
Table Pusoy Showdown adds a dealer-comparison format missing from most casual pusoy apps. You arrange your hand, lock a bet, and then each group is measured against the dealer's matching group. Partial wins per group are scored, so a strong back set can still return value even when the front set loses.
Yes. A GCash deposit made through your 17jl site account wallet is available at the Table Pusoy Showdown table immediately after it clears. The deposit steps are shown on the wallet page inside your account — follow the fields, limits, and verification instructions listed there.
If your connection drops before you confirm your arrangement, the round may time out and the hand could be resolved with a default or incomplete arrangement depending on the game state at disconnect. Your round log in the account history will show the outcome and any stake movement once you reconnect.
The game runs directly in a mobile browser — no download is required. The card controls are redesigned for touch input, and both portrait and landscape orientations are supported. Load the 17jl site lobby from your mobile browser, log in, and open the table games section to find it.
Minimum and maximum bet limits are shown in the table header on the lobby card before you enter a seat. Once inside the game, the same figures appear at the top of the chip row. There are no limits hidden mid-session — what you see at the table header is what applies to each round.
Payouts from completed rounds are added directly to your account wallet after the comparison result settles. The updated balance appears in the wallet display inside the game before the next deal begins. The same amount is reflected in your account transaction history after the round closes.