Capsa Susun Live — Real Dealers, Real Stacking Action

In Capsa Susun, your 13 cards are split into three hands: a bottom hand of five, a middle hand of five, and a top hand of three. Each hand must rank equal to or lower than the one below it.

A dragon is a rare 13-card arrangement — one card of each rank from Ace to King — that beats all standard hands automatically and usually pays a multiplied reward based on the table rules.

Royalties are bonus points awarded for holding unusually strong hands in a specific position — such as a straight flush in the middle or a full house at the top — on top of the standard win.

Scooping means your arrangement beats all three hands of every opponent at the table in the same round. It pays a multiplied reward and is tracked separately in the hand result panel.

Fantasyland is a bonus mode where a qualifying top-hand combination — typically a pair of queens or better — earns you the right to arrange all 13 cards face-down before the round, giving a strategic edge.

RTP (Return to Player) shows the theoretical percentage a game returns over a very large number of rounds. In live dealer games, we display it only where the provider publishes it directly in the table panel.