The rules are simpler than they look: the system sends a TNG packet, and whatever amount you grab is your hand for that round. Everything hard sits in one step — turning an amount into a hand. Once that clicks, the ranking and the payouts follow naturally. This page takes it in that order.
A complete round in two minutes. If the written rules feel dense, the video usually lands faster.
How you win, where it happens, which side you are on.
One TNG packet link goes out per round and everyone taking part claims from it in turn. The figure you land on converts into points and a hand type, which is then measured against the banker's. Win and you draw from the banker pool at that hand's multiplier; lose and your stake goes to the banker. The platform takes a small cut at settlement.
Rounds do not run on a web page — they run inside the “68年牛互动群” Telegram group. Open it from “我的消息 - 68年牛互动群”; bidding, betting and claiming all happen there. If you are not in the group you cannot take part.
Won by bidding, one per round. Covers the whole table alone, but with a hard floor: never more than the pool they staked.
Everyone else. Bet freely inside the window; miss it and the round simply passes you by, balance untouched.
Driven by the system countdown — nothing to advance by hand.
Sit in the room until the minimum head-count is reached; the next round opens automatically.
Bid during the countdown; the highest bid takes the seat and that amount freezes as the pool. Last round's banker can carry on at the same stake without bidding again — once per table per person. No bids cancels the round, and a bid beyond your balance is refunded on the spot.
Everyone but the banker stakes within the allowed range until the countdown closes. Stakes freeze pending settlement; not betting means sitting out.
Once betting closes the system posts the TNG packet link to the group. The banker and every player who staked claim in turn; the figure you get is your amount for the round.
The system reads the digits of that amount to produce your points, and checks whether it forms one of the special hands.
Each player is compared against the banker one by one and paid at the multiplier, less commission. Player wins: the banker pays multiplier × stake out of the pool. Player loses: the stake goes to the banker. An exact tie on both hand and points goes to the banker. Anything the pool cannot cover is waived — that is the shortfall rule, covered below.
The only part that needs thinking about — and it is two steps.
Add up all the digits, decimals included, then keep only the ones digit of that total. 3.42 gives 3+4+2=9, so nine points. If the total is 0, or ends in 0, it counts as ten — NiuNiu, the highest there is. 6.04 gives 6+0+4=10, so that is NiuNiu.
Multipliers, commission and fees track live operations; the in-game display is authoritative.
Side by side on desktop, stacked on mobile.
Land one each of 豹子, 顺子, 反顺 and 满牛 within the same calendar day to claim RM 388.88. It resets at midnight and unfinished progress does not carry over. In-game announcements are the authority on exact terms.
One about the banker running dry, one about packets that stop opening.
Payouts follow a fixed order, never a random one. If the pool holds, every winner is paid in full. If it empties partway, the winners still in the queue are treated as a tie for that round — no win, no loss, stake returned. Which is why, as a player, the size of the pool matters to you.
TNG caps how much any single account can receive within a rolling 24 hours. Once you reach it, further packets will not open until your earlier claims age past that window and the allowance frees up again.
