How a Niu Niu hand works
- Each player gets five cards. A to 9 count face value; 10, J, Q and K count 10.
- Look for three cards that add up to a multiple of ten (10, 20 or 30). That is your "niu".
- Add the other two cards. The last digit of their total is your hand: Niu 1 up to Niu 9.
- If those two also make a multiple of ten, you have Niu Niu, the best normal hand.
- If no three cards make a multiple of ten, you have No Niu.
Example: 7, 3, K, 5, 8. The 7 + 3 + K makes 20, so you have a niu. 5 + 8 = 13, giving Niu 3.
Versions in the BN88 lobby
- Multi-Players Niu Niu: players' hands are compared with each other.
- 3D Banker Niu Niu: each player plays against the banker's hand.
- Banker Niu Niu (Cards Shown) / Three Cards Shown Niuniu: some cards are revealed before you decide, which lets you judge your chances before committing.
In banker versions, stronger winning hands usually pay a higher multiple of the stake, and losing hands can cost more than one stake. Check the multiplier table before you play.
Playing Niu Niu on BN88
Open the Poker tab in the BN88 menu to find Niu Niu. The same login works on the website and the app.
Slot-only bonuses don't apply to table games. The 3% Extra Deposit Bonus works on any game with a 1x wager, and net losses count towards the weekly cashback.
More guides: poker and table games on BN88.
18+ only. Set a budget for the session and stop when it's gone. Responsible gambling.












