Get Your Pusoy Game Sharp Before You Go Real

In Pusoy, you divide thirteen cards into three rows — a back row of five, a middle row of five, and a front row of three. Each row must rank higher toward the back than the front.

Royalties are bonus point values awarded for exceptional hands like a straight flush or four-of-a-kind appearing in specific rows, paid out on top of the standard row comparison result.

A mis-set happens when your hand rows are arranged out of rank order — for example, a stronger hand placed in the front row. A fouled hand automatically loses all rows that round.

Pusoy Dos is a separate shedding-style card game where players race to empty their hand. Unlike standard Pusoy's row-splitting format, Pusoy Dos uses sequential card plays and suit rankings to determine turn order.

Scooping means one player wins all three rows against a single opponent in the same round. It often triggers a doubled payout or point multiplier depending on the table rules in use.

The practice toggle is an account-level setting that routes you into no-risk Pusoy rounds using practice chips instead of real balance, letting you test strategy without affecting your wallet.