App / Mobile
Table Pusoy Quick Match on juan 360 puts the classic Filipino card-ranking game into a structured table format with short rounds and a clear betting layout. Each session moves quickly, keeping the card decisions in front of you without a long wait between hands.
Table Pusoy Quick Match takes the familiar Pusoy card-ranking structure and wraps it in a timed quick-match session. You build the strongest possible three-section hand from thirteen cards, competing against a dealer hand or a fixed arrangement depending on the table type. The ranking follows standard Pusoy logic — pairs, straights, flushes and five-card combinations apply at the back and middle positions, while the front three cards carry their own rank ceiling. What sets the Quick Match format apart is the compressed decision window: the deal, the arrange phase and the showdown happen in a defined sequence that keeps each round contained. Available in the table games section of the lobby, the game sits alongside other local favourites like Classic Fan Tan Live and Billiards Nine Ball Betting. Availability depends on local law and eligible regions.
At the start of each round, thirteen cards are dealt face-down to your position. The arrange phase opens immediately after, giving you a fixed window to set your three sections — front three, middle five and back five — before the timer closes and hands are locked in.
The back five cards carry the highest combination allowed — flush, full house or straight. The middle five must rank equal to or lower than the back. The front three cards accept only a high card, a pair or three of a kind. A misset hand, where the front outranks the middle, results in an automatic foul.
Once all hands are locked, the dealer reveals its arrangement and each of your three sections is compared independently. Winning two out of three sections takes the round. Some table configurations award a bonus round payout when all three of your sections beat the dealer's corresponding positions.
Select your chip value from the row displayed on screen, then tap the active bet zone to place. The minimum and maximum for the current table are shown next to the chip row before you confirm. The amount placed is deducted from your account wallet at round start and any amount won is added straight back to your wallet after the showdown.
Table card game — Pusoy (Chinese Poker) format with a quick-match round timer and dealer-versus-player showdown structure.
RTP for Table Pusoy Quick Match is shown only where the game provider exposes that figure in the table's information panel. Check the in-game menu after loading the table.
Playable on Android and iOS mobile browsers, as well as desktop Chrome and Safari. The table layout adjusts to portrait and landscape orientations without requiring a separate download.
Available to accounts in eligible regions where local law permits. Check your account dashboard to confirm that Table Pusoy Quick Match is in the active games list for your location.
On a phone screen, Table Pusoy Quick Match reorganises its layout so the card arrangement zone fills the upper portion and the chip row stays fixed at the bottom — always within thumb reach. In portrait mode, your three hand sections stack vertically, making it straightforward to drag each card into its correct position without accidentally touching the wrong zone. Flip to landscape and the three sections spread horizontally, which suits players who prefer to see all thirteen cards side by side during the arrange phase. The timer display sits at the top edge in both orientations, staying visible without covering the active card area. The confirm button that locks your hand is large and positioned centrally so it is easy to tap with either thumb before the clock runs down. The in-information panel, where hand rankings and table limits are listed, opens as an overlay without taking you away from the active round.
The hand-ranking chart and table limits for Table Pusoy Quick Match are accessible from the information icon inside the game screen. Opening it does not interrupt a round in progress — it displays as an overlay so you can check a ranking rule mid-session without losing your place.
If a round result appears incorrect or a wallet deduction does not match your placed amount, reach the support channel from your account dashboard. Have the round reference number ready — it appears in your transaction record immediately after each completed hand — so the inquiry can be resolved with the correct session data.
Every Table Pusoy Quick Match round posts a line entry to your account transaction history, showing the stake placed and the result credited. Access this from the wallet section of your account after login. If a GCash, Maya or GrabPay top-up did not reflect before a round started, the history shows the pending state alongside the round record.
Each deal in Table Pusoy Quick Match uses a verified random shuffle process. The arrangement of all thirteen cards is determined before they are revealed, and the result cannot be altered during the arrange phase. The deal outcome for each round is recorded and tied to your session ID in the transaction log.
Table Pusoy Quick Match draws its game content from studios active on the juan 360 platform. Game logic, card rendering and table rules are supplied by the content provider and displayed as-is in the lobby. The provider's version of the hand-ranking rules is the reference for all round outcomes.
Minimum and maximum bet amounts for Table Pusoy Quick Match are displayed in the chip row before each round begins. These limits are set by the table configuration and are not adjusted mid-session. You can confirm the current limits again from the in-information panel at any point during a session.
Every stake and every round outcome is logged to your account wallet in real time. The amount won from a completed showdown is added straight to your wallet balance before the next round deal begins. Discrepancies between the on-screen result and your wallet can be escalated using the round reference number from transaction history.
A misset hand occurs when the front three cards outrank the middle five, or the middle five outrank the back five. This violates the descending-rank rule and results in an automatic foul, forfeiting that round regardless of the dealer's hand.
The arrange phase is the window after the deal where you sort your thirteen cards into three sections. In Quick Match format this phase has a fixed timer. Once the timer closes, your hand locks and cannot be changed before the showdown.
A scoop is when all three of your sections beat the dealer's corresponding sections in the same showdown. Table configurations may award a separate prize-level payout for a scoop result; the applicable amount is shown in the table's paytable panel.
RTP (Return to Player) is the theoretical percentage of all wagered amounts returned over a large number of rounds. For Table Pusoy Quick Match, RTP is shown only where the provider publishes it inside the in-game information panel.
The front hand is the three-card section placed at the top of your layout. It accepts only a high card, a pair or three of a kind. It must rank lower than or equal to the middle five-card section under standard Pusoy rules.
A round reference number is a unique identifier assigned to each completed Table Pusoy Quick Match hand. It appears in your account transaction history after each session and is used to trace a specific round outcome when contacting account support.
The Quick Match format compresses the arrange phase into a timed window and runs each round as a standalone session against a dealer hand. Standard Pusoy often involves multiple players comparing hands simultaneously; Quick Match removes the multi-player wait and keeps each round self-contained and fast.
Open the table games section from the main lobby navigation. Table Pusoy Quick Match is listed alongside other local card table options. If you have played it before, it may also appear in the recently played row of your account home after login.
If your connection drops while the arrange phase timer is running, the system records the hand state at the moment of disconnection. Reconnecting and returning to the table shows the round outcome. Contact support with the round reference number from your transaction history if the result does not appear correctly.
Yes. Top up your account wallet using GCash from the deposit section, then open Table Pusoy Quick Match from the lobby. Your funded account balance is what the chip row draws from when you place a bet. GrabPay and Maya are also available as top-up options where supported for your account.
The minimum bet is set per table configuration and is displayed in the chip row before a round starts. Check the in-information panel for the exact figure on the table you have opened, as different table tiers within Quick Match may carry different minimums.
Yes. The hand ranking order follows standard Pusoy rules — high card, pair, two pair, three of a kind, straight, flush, full house and so on apply to the middle and back five-card positions. The front three-card position is capped at three of a kind as its highest possible combination.