Does any one here have any maths on the game Niu Niu? a casino close to me has opened the game with out doing any research on it and I would like to introduce it but only if I like the math, Hold%, houses edge and sort of thing.
one deck game of 5 players per table.
table size as they have it is 50-500,
5 Card Under ten 5to1
4 of a kind 5to1
5 picture cards 5to1
0 5to1
9 4to1
8 3to1
7 2-1
1 to 6 1to1
If player and dealer have no hand, the highest card wins, there will be a count down of cards face value.
If all cards have the same value then suit comes into play with the top cards competing , suits are as follows, Spades, hearts, clubs then diamonds.
One thing that i find strange is the bet, or the way to bet, if a player plays 1 chip and they lose they need to pay 5 chips in! So what ever the house pays on a pay out, the customer pays in as well
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Here are couple videos, but they probably won't help much: video 1, video 2.
Can anyone here explain the rules in English?
Quote: WizardI've been hearing more and more about this game. It is sometimes called "bull bull" or "bullfight." Here is the best explanation of the rules I have found, but I'm still not sure I understand how much you win if you win.
Here are couple videos, but they probably won't help much: video 1, video 2.
Can anyone here explain the rules in English?
Here’s a description of the game for an IPhone App;
https://www.google.com/amp/s/appadvice.com/app/niu-niu-poker/528562233.amp
Quote: unJonHere’s a description of the game for an IPhone App;
https://www.google.com/amp/s/appadvice.com/app/niu-niu-poker/528562233.amp
Thank you. That is the new best explanation of the rules in English, but I still have a number of questions. To start:
1. From your rules, it seems like baccarat in that the player is betting on which of two hands will win. However, if you win, you are paid at least 1 to 1 and sometimes more. Not counting ties, which push, it would seem the average win is more than 1 to 1, resulting in a player advantage. That, I doubt, is the case.
2. In this video, the dealer deals out seven hands. Why? Also you can see a joker in hand 2. How is the joker scored? Other sources I've seen on the rules claim any jokers are removed.
This game has sprung up in the casinos here and no one knows a thing about it other than playing at home.
Its sort of like saying, lets put 13 card rummy on the floor but the dealers plays for the house, therefore the skill of the dealer comes into play and not house advantage.
Hope I make sense.
Thanks
Quote: quintinsaThanks, I am sort of looking for info on House advantage(is it good for me on casino floor? Or is it just a home game, to my understanding at a home game the bank can be anyone at the table and move around the table.........why would you not want to be the bank?
This game has sprung up in the casinos here and no one knows a thing about it other than playing at home.
Its sort of like saying, lets put 13 card rummy on the floor but the dealers plays for the house, therefore the skill of the dealer comes into play and not house advantage.
Hope I make sense.
Thanks
I'm thinking of some sort of probability calculator that I can use, is there something out there like this?