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How Pusoy Hands Are Scored and Settled

Pusoy is one of the card games Filipinos know by feel, but scoring gets serious once real stakes are involved. At ld646, we lay out every hand rank, unit count and royalty condition so you go into each round knowing exactly where you stand.

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ld646 How Pusoy Hands Are Scored and Settled
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Live Chat for Rule Questions

If a royalty condition or scoop ruling looks wrong mid-session, open live chat from your account page. Our support team can walk through the hand with you directly.

Account Hand History

Your completed Pusoy rounds are logged in account history with row-by-row results. Check any settled hand to verify how units were counted and royalties applied.

Scoring Reference in Lobby

A condensed scoring chart is available inside the Pusoy lobby before you join a table. Tap the info icon on mobile to pull it up without leaving the game screen.

ld646 Understand Every Scoring Layer in Pusoy

Understand Every Scoring Layer in Pusoy

Pusoy splits a 13-card hand into three rows — the back (five cards), the middle (five cards) and the front (three cards). Each row is scored independently against your opponent's matching row. Win two out of three rows and you collect one unit; win all three and the scoop bonus kicks in, often doubling the payout. Royalties are awarded separately for premium

hands — a back-row Royal Flush, a middle-row Four of a Kind, or a front-row Three of a Kind each carry a fixed unit premium on top of the row win. Knowing which row your strongest cards belong in is where real scoring advantage is built.

HOW WE RUN PUSOY

Fair Play Standards for Pusoy at ld646

Row Validity Enforcement

Our system automatically rejects an invalid hand set — if your back row outranks your middle, the platform flags it before the round is confirmed. No manual checks needed.

Unit Ledger Transparency

Every unit gained or lost in Pusoy is written to your account ledger in real time. You can cross-check the row results, royalties and scoop bonuses against the logged outcome at any point.

Royalty Table Published In-Game

The royalty values we use — covering everything from a front Three of a Kind to a back Royal Flush — are displayed in the game panel, not buried in a separate document.

Dispute Path via Account Support

If a scoring result looks inconsistent, raise it through account support with the hand ID. Our team reviews the row log and royalty calculation and responds with a clear breakdown.

Pusoy Scoring Terms You Should Know

What is a scoop in Pusoy?

A scoop means winning all three rows — back, middle and front — in a single round against one opponent. It usually earns a bonus unit on top of the standard three-row payout.

What is a royalty in Pusoy?

A royalty is a fixed unit bonus awarded for setting an exceptional hand in a specific row, such as a Straight Flush in the back or a Full House in the middle, separate from row wins.

What does Fantasy Land mean in Pusoy?

Fantasy Land is a special condition where a qualifying front-row hand — typically Three of a Kind — lets you receive all thirteen cards face-down before opponents see their hands next round.

What is a foul hand in Pusoy?

A foul hand occurs when your rows are set out of rank order — for example, your middle row outranks your back row. A fouled hand forfeits all three rows automatically without a royalty exception.

What does unit count mean in Pusoy?

Unit count is the net score between two players after all three rows and any royalties are added and subtracted. One unit equals the agreed stake amount for that session or table.

What is the back row in Pusoy?

The back row holds your strongest five-card hand. It must rank equal to or higher than the middle row — any hand placed in the back sets the ceiling for your middle and front rows.

Pusoy Scoring Questions Answered Directly

Each of your three rows is compared to your opponent's matching row one at a time. Win a row and you collect one unit for it. The player who wins more rows collects the net difference in units from the other.

Yes. Winning all three rows triggers the scoop, which adds an extra bonus unit on top of the three you already collected. The exact scoop value depends on the table's unit rules, shown in the lobby before you join.

In the back row, Straight Flushes, Four of a Kind, Full Houses and Royal Flushes each carry specific royalty units. The exact amounts are listed in the in-game royalty table visible from the table panel.

Yes, Pusoy tables on ld646 connect players across the Philippines — players in Makati join the same lobbies as those from Taguig or anywhere else where access is permitted under local law.

If both players set an identical hand rank in a row, that row is a push — neither player collects a unit for it. The remaining two rows are still scored normally to determine the overall unit result.

Royalties are added on top of row wins, not instead of them. So if you win two rows for two units and hold a middle Four of a Kind worth four royalty units, your gross collection from that opponent is six units before any netting.
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Pusoy Scoring Rules

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