When disabled, Pusoy Dos is hidden from players and no new tables are joined. With Test accounts only on, only users flagged as test accounts see and play it — everyone else doesn't get the home card and is sent back home from the Pusoy Dos page. Turn it off to launch publicly. Test accounts' bets stay out of the dashboard revenue figures.
What each player pays per hand at each table. All three tables are always open.
The pot is the entry × the seats at the table: players pay their entry and the house backs every bot seat. Whoever goes out first takes the pot minus the house fee. When a bot wins, the players' entries stay with the house. Every deal is a fair shuffle and bots only see their own cards, so the house's edge is the fee plus how well the bots play.
Changing players per table applies to newly opened tables (3 players get 17 cards each; the spare card goes to whoever holds the 3♣). Example at Bronze: the pot is ₱{{ examplePot.pot|number_format(2) }} — the house fee is ₱{{ examplePot.rake|number_format(2) }} and the winner gets ₱{{ examplePot.prize|number_format(2) }}.
The private table fee applies to tables players open for their friends with a code (no bots, so the fee is the house's only income there, and agent commission comes out of it). Example at Bronze with 4 players: the pot is ₱{{ examplePrivatePot.pot|number_format(2) }} — the house fee is ₱{{ examplePrivatePot.rake|number_format(2) }} and the winner gets ₱{{ examplePrivatePot.prize|number_format(2) }}.
On: after the match wait, bots take the empty seats so players never wait long. The house backs the bot seats,
so a hand a player wins against bots can cost the house more than its entries — on average the house still makes the fee
if the bots play as well as the players.
Off: a hand is only dealt once all 4 seats are real players; until then players wait at the table.
Every hand is then players only and the house always keeps exactly the fee.
(A player who disconnects mid-hand still gets a stand-in to finish their own seat.)
Players at the same table (seated or watching) can send short messages and quick phrases to each other. Bad words are masked for players; the original messages are kept on each hand's page in Pusoy Dos ▸ Results.
Players wait at most this long for other humans before bots fill the empty seats. A player who runs out of turn time — or is away — always passes and their cards are never played for them; holding the lead, the lead goes to the next player. After a hand everyone returns to the table list and picks a table again (no automatic next hand).
The daily loss limit stops a player joining paid hands once their net Pusoy Dos loss today would pass it. Leave blank for no limit.