BingoPlus Card Games: Every Table on the Poker Tab, by Family

BingoPlus card games are filed under a tab with a misleading name. On a computer it says Poker; on a phone the tile says Cards; inside, poker is only one of several families. The game list read on 19 October 2026 held 31 card tables there, led by the games Filipino players grew up with: Tongits, Pusoy and Lucky 9.

This pillar groups every table by family and maker, explains how each family settles your stake, and points you to the page that covers each one in detail. For the other tabs, start at the BingoPlus casino lobby map.

BingoPlus cards by family

BingoPlus cards are dominated by one maker: GameZone supplies 16 of the 31 tables, including every “Plus” version.

How the families differ at the table

Variants change details: the Joker, Quick, Rush and Fight tables each add a twist, and the table’s rules screen explains it before the first hand.

Tongits: eight tables, four makers

Tongits is the family with the most tables. Its versions run from GameZone’s Tongits Plus, one of the most played tiles on the phone home page, to JDB’s Tongits Rush and Tongits Fight. The page on the eight BingoPlus Tongits tables lists each one and explains how a hand ends.

Pusoy and Pusoy Dos

Two different games share the Pusoy name. Thirteen-card Pusoy asks you to arrange three poker hands; Pusoy Dos is a shedding game where the first to empty the hand wins.

1. Read which Pusoy tables the lobby lists and how they differ.
2. Learn every Pusoy Dos combination and what beats what before you sit down.

Lucky 9 and the poker tables

Lucky 9 is the quickest family: two or three cards, a total, and the closest to nine wins. FA CHAI and GameZone each make a version; the page on the two Lucky 9 tables covers both, and the FA CHAI Gaming studio record covers its maker.

The poker tables play against the dealer. Read what the BingoPlus poker tables hold and keep the poker ranking from high card to royal flush to hand.

The other tables on the tab

Nine more titles share the tab. JILI makes Rummy, Pool Rummy, TeenPatti and TeenPatti Joker, as well as Tongits Star and Pusoy Go; its full catalogue is on the JILI studio page. GameZone adds Sicbo Plus, 7UP DOWN, Solitaire, Andar Bahar and Sabong Cards.

How BingoPlus card games settle your stake

Card tables settle money in two different ways, and knowing which one a table uses tells you how a session will feel.

In the seat games, a skilled player can change outcomes over many hands, because choices about melds, draws and arrangements matter. In the dealer games, the paytable and the deal decide most of the result, so your choice is mainly how much to stake.

Example with round numbers: a ₱10 stake per hand across 30 hands is ₱300 of play. At a seat game that takes a long evening; at Lucky 9 it can take a few minutes, so set the stake with the pace in mind.

Tables that run all day versus tables that wait

Dealer games start the moment you sit. Seat games need the other seats filled, so a quiet hour can mean a wait at Tongits or Pusoy. If a seat game is slow to fill, another version of the same family usually has players, and the dealer tables are always open while you wait.

Choosing a card table

1. Know the family’s rules first. Tongits and Pusoy reward knowing the combinations; Lucky 9 needs nothing but arithmetic.
2. Read the variant’s twist. A Joker, Wild or Quick table changes the standard rules.
3. Check who you play against. Other seats or the dealer changes how a session feels.
4. Read the table’s stake range on its own screen before joining.

Problems and fixes at the card tables