Peeking Banker Bull Bull

After entering a room, the game begins with a banker selection phase. A countdown timer appears in the middle of the table, along with several buttons near the bottom center of the screen. Tap "Pass" if you do not wish to compete for the banker position, or choose one of the available multipliers, such as "1x," "2x," or "3x." The highest selected multiplier determines the banker. If multiple players choose the same highest value, the game selects the banker according to its rules. Once the banker is decided, all players receive five face-down cards.

When your cards are dealt, two buttons appear on the right side of the table: "Peeking" and "Turn Over." Press "Turn Over" if you want to reveal your hand immediately. Alternatively, click "Peeking" to inspect your cards gradually before revealing them. The objective is to arrange and evaluate your five-card hand according to the Bull-Bull hand-ranking system. The game compares your final hand only against the banker rather than against the other players at the table.

If you choose the "Peeking" option, a large card appears in the center of the screen. To inspect the hidden card, click and drag the folded corner shown at the bottom-right of the card. Repeat the process as instructed until you have viewed the necessary cards and determined the strength of your hand before revealing it to the table.

After all hands are revealed and the results are settled, a small menu appears on the right side of the screen. Press the "Play Again" button to remain at the current table and immediately join another round with the same room settings. If you would rather switch to a different stake level, click the "Change Room" button instead and return to the room selection screen to choose another table.

Locate the "Auto Matching" switch in the bottom-left corner of the table screen. Turn this switch on to have the game automatically place you into new rounds without requiring manual confirmation each time. Turn it off whenever you want to stop automatic table matching and decide manually whether to continue playing or move to a different room.