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Live Fan Tan Classic is one of the oldest counting games brought into a live dealer format — four possible outcomes, a glass cup, and a pile of beads that settles the round in seconds. At ezwin1, you access the table directly from your account lobby, where availability depends on local law and eligible regions.
Before you place a single bet on Live Fan Tan Classic, it helps to know what keeps the round outcome verifiable. The game runs on a physical bead-counting process performed on camera by a live dealer, so the result is not generated by a number algorithm alone — you watch the count happen in real time. The table interface shows the current round status, previous round results, and your active bet at all times.
The outcome of each round is determined by counting real beads under a physical cup on camera. No random number generator replaces the visible dealer action, so the result can be watched and understood by anyone at the table.
A trained dealer manages every round and is visible throughout. You can follow the full sequence — cup lifted, beads separated into groups of four — without relying on a graphic result display alone.
Every completed round is logged with a time stamp in your account transaction record. Check any past bet against the recorded dealer action directly from your account dashboard after login.
RTP information for Live Fan Tan Classic is shown only where the provider makes it available inside the table interface. We do not attach figures the provider has not published — check the table info panel for the version you are playing.
Questions about Live Fan Tan Classic tend to fall into three areas: understanding a bet type that did not resolve the way you expected, a round result that does not match your account record, or a connection drop that interrupted an active bet. Each of these has a clear path through our support channels. For bet-type questions, the in-table help panel explains each of the four outcomes and any side bet options active in your session.
Every Live Fan Tan Classic session has an on-screen help section accessible without leaving the table. It covers the four betting outcomes, payout ratios for each, and any active side bet rules for that particular table variant you are sitting at.
If a completed round result looks different from what your account logged, reach us through live chat. Share the round ID from your transaction history and our support team will match it against the session record on our end.
Your dashboard stores every Live Fan Tan Classic round you have played, including the bet amount, outcome, and time stamp. Before contacting support, check this log first — most result questions are answered by the recorded data already there.
Live Fan Tan Classic is a table game, so the layout question on mobile is different from a slot. In portrait mode, the live dealer video feed sits at the top of the screen and the bet grid occupies the lower third — your four outcome buttons (1, 2, 3, 4) and any side bet options stay within thumb reach without scrolling. The bead count happens in the video frame above, and the result lands on the bet grid below simultaneously, so you do not need to toggle between views. In landscape, the video feed expands and the bet grid shifts to the right column.
Live Fan Tan Classic sits within the live dealer category — a physical-process game rather than a software-generated one. The details below reflect what the table interface and your account record expose about the game structure. RTP is shown only where the provider surfaces it in the active session.
Live dealer table game — bead-counting format with a physical cup mechanism performed on camera each round
Low-to-medium by structure — four possible outcomes in each round with near-equal probability; payout ratios vary by bet type
Playable on mobile in portrait and landscape, and on desktop; the table layout adapts to screen width without losing the dealer video feed
Available where local law and eligible regions permit; check your account lobby for the Live Fan Tan Classic table entry in the live casino section
Each round of Live Fan Tan Classic follows a fixed sequence that is easy to track once you have seen it once. The dealer places a pile of small beads under a cup, removes the cup, and then uses a stick to separate the beads into groups of four. The number of beads left in the final group — one, two, three, or zero (called four) — determines the winning outcome. That simplicity is what makes it accessible to anyone familiar with local counting games.
Pick one number from 1 to 4. If the final bead remainder matches your number, the round pays at the ratio shown for that outcome in the table interface. This is the entry-level bet and the one the dealer resolves first each round.
Nim is an odd-or-even wager — you bet on whether the remainder will be an odd number (1 or 3) or an even number (2 or 4). Payout ratios for Nim are lower than the base bet because the probability of winning is higher.
Kwok lets you cover two adjacent numbers in one bet — for example, 1 and 2, or 3 and 4. The payout ratio sits between the base bet and the Nim bet, reflecting the coverage of two outcomes from four.
The on-screen bet slip collects all active wagers for the current round. A countdown timer shows how long before betting closes. Once the timer hits zero, no new chips can be placed and the dealer proceeds to the count.
Fan Tan is a Chinese counting game that has been played in Southeast Asia for well over a century, and Live Fan Tan Classic brings the same mechanic into a streamed live dealer environment. The rules have not changed: beads, a cup, groups of four, one remainder. What the live format adds is a camera close-up on the count so nothing is hidden, a digital bet interface that handles multiple bet types simultaneously, and a round history panel so you can track how outcomes have been fal
These are the terms you will see inside the Live Fan Tan Classic table interface or in your account record. Each definition is kept plain so you can read it quickly between rounds.
The remainder is the number of beads left after the dealer divides the pile into complete groups of four. It is always 1, 2, 3, or 0 — where 0 is called 4. This remainder is the result that settles all bets in the round.
A Kwok is a two-number combination bet. You choose two adjacent numbers — such as 1-2 or 3-4 — and win if the remainder falls on either of them. The payout ratio is lower than a straight number bet because you cover two of the four outcomes.
Nim is an odd-or-even bet on the final remainder. Odd covers 1 and 3; even covers 2 and 4. Because Nim wins on two of four possible outcomes, the payout ratio is smaller than the base Fan Tan bet, which covers only one number.
Sheh-Sam-Hong is a three-number bet — you cover three of the four possible remainders in one wager. It wins more often than a straight bet but pays out at a lower ratio, reflecting the wider coverage of the round's possible results.
RTP stands for Return to Player — the theoretical percentage of all wagered amounts that a game returns over a large number of rounds. For Live Fan Tan Classic, RTP figures are shown only where the provider makes them visible in the table interface.
The round timer is the countdown displayed near the bet grid that shows how many seconds remain before the dealer closes betting. Once it reaches zero, no new wagers are accepted and the dealer begins the bead count to determine the result.
These are the questions we see most often from people who have just found the Live Fan Tan Classic table or are deciding whether to sit down. Each answer is specific to how the game works at ezwin1.
Log in to your account and open the live casino section from the main navigation. Live Fan Tan Classic appears in the live table listing. The availability of the table depends on local law and eligible regions — if it does not appear, your account region may not have access at that time.
Yes. The bet grid accepts simultaneous wagers on different bet types for the same round — for example, a base number bet and a Nim bet at the same time. Each wager is listed separately on your bet slip and settled independently when the dealer announces the remainder.
The round continues on the server regardless of your connection. Your bet is recorded at the moment you confirmed it, so a drop after that point does not void the wager. Reconnect and check your account transaction history — the round result and settlement will be there once the round closes.
The amount won is added straight to your account wallet after the round settles. You can see the credit in your transaction history with the round time stamp. From your wallet, you can move funds through GrabPay, InstaPay, or Bank Transfer, depending on the withdrawal options shown in your account.
Live Fan Tan Classic uses the traditional bead-and-cup format with the four standard bet types — Fan Tan, Nim, Kwok and Sheh-Sam-Hong. Some variants add a different camera angle or an accelerated round pace. Check the table info panel in each session to confirm which bet types and payout ratios are active for that specific table.
The round history panel shows a sequence of recent results — the remainder from each completed round — displayed as numbers or colour-coded tiles depending on the table interface version. It does not predict future outcomes; it records past ones. Use it to track which remainders have appeared and in what order across recent rounds.