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The dots on each domino card are called pips. In Aduq, you add the pips on your two cards and take only the last digit of that total as your score.

A push happens when your pip count exactly matches the dealer's count. Most tables treat a push as a void round, returning your original stake without a win or loss recorded.

Certain domino combinations — like double-six pairs or consecutive matching suits — are classified as special hands. They carry a fixed payout multiplier distinct from standard pip-count wins.

Your session bankroll is the chip balance you carry into a single Aduq table visit. It differs from your main account wallet and resets if you leave and re-enter the room.

RTP stands for Return to Player — the theoretical percentage paid back over many rounds. We display this figure only when the Aduq provider publishes it inside the game interface itself.

The table minimum is the lowest chip amount accepted per Aduq round. Each room in the arena sets its own floor — check the table header before you join to confirm it fits your balance.