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The Bull (Niu Niu) on 918Kiss: table layout and card-type odds
A bull-poker (Niu Niu) table where five hands face the dealer. How the betting spots, side bets, chips and the card-type chart on screen fit together.

The Bull is 918Kiss's version of Niu Niu, a Chinese card game often called bull poker. You are not playing slots here. Five hands are dealt against the dealer, and you bet on which of them will beat the dealer's hand.
Both screenshots show the same semicircular blue table with a red double-bull emblem at the top, where the dealer's cards land.
The table layout

In the screenshot above, the table is split into five numbered wedges, 1 to 5. Each has two betting circles: DOUBLE and EQUAL. Along the top curve are three side-bet rows:
- 1:1 over boxes 1 to 6
- 1:3 over two bull-symbol boxes in the middle
- 1:2 over boxes 7, 8 and 9
The screenshots do not explain what those side bets cover, so we will not guess.
At the top left, MIN 1 and MAX 1000 show the limits, next to a card deck. The chip rack on the lower left offers 0.5, 1, 5, 10 and 50.
The odds chart
In the bottom right corner is a card-type table. The readable rows are:
| Card type | Odds |
|---|---|
| Straight flush | 15 |
| 5 small bull (small ten) | 10 |
| Gold bull | 8 |
| Bull Bull | 3 |
| Bull 9 | 2 |
| Bull 7 to Bull 8 | 2 |
The lowest rows are hidden behind the watermark.
A finished round
The hero screenshot shows a round after the deal. The dealer's hand at the top reads BULL 2. On spot 1 the hand reads NO BULL, and on spot 2 BULL 9. Chips of 1 sit on two of the betting circles, a New Game button has appeared at the bottom, and the result line says YOU WIN : 2. Balance reads 29.87.
Before you play
Learn how hands are ranked before betting; the odds chart is your guide. Start at the table minimum, and use the DOUBLE circles only after you understand how they settle. Other card tables on 918Kiss include Baccarat and Dragon Tiger. If you want a seat, get a 918Kiss game ID.
18+ only. Online gambling is restricted in Malaysia. Card tables deal fast; our responsible gaming page has tips for keeping rounds in check.
Collector's notes: questions readers ask
What does BULL 9 mean?
In Niu Niu, three of the five cards must add up to a multiple of ten. The last digit of the other two cards' total is the hand's 'bull' number. Bull 9 is strong; No Bull means no three cards made a multiple of ten.
What is the difference between DOUBLE and EQUAL?
The screenshots do not explain it. In many Niu Niu versions an EQUAL bet pays evenly while a DOUBLE bet pays and loses more on strong hands, but check the game's help screen before using either.
What pays most on the odds chart?
STRAIGHT FLUSH at 15, then 5 SMALL BULL (SMALL TEN) at 10 and GOLD BULL at 8, according to the chart in the screenshot.
18+ only. Real-money games; online gambling is restricted in Malaysia. Never top up money you need, and stop if it stops being fun. Responsible gaming.





