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Live Fan Tan Speed runs on a real dealer table where beads are divided and counted down to a remainder of one, two, three, or four — the result decides your round in seconds. Available where local law and eligible regions permit, this table is inside the taya bet live casino lobby and accessible after account login.
Fan Tan is one of the oldest bead-counting table games, and the Speed variant cuts the pace down to a tighter round window without changing the core mechanics. A dealer places a cup over a pile of beads, removes it, then sweeps beads away four at a time until only a remainder of 1, 2, 3, or 4 is left. That remainder is the round result. At taya bet, the Speed format means the sweep and count happen faster, keeping the game moving through multiple rounds without long waits. Your bet is placed on one or more of the four remainder outcomes before the cup lifts, with additional bet types — Nim and Kwok — letting you cover combinations across two adjacent numbers.
Each round in Live Fan Tan Speed follows a fixed sequence — bet placement, cup lift, bead sweep, result display. The bet panel stays accessible throughout the placement window, and the dealer's sweep is shown on camera without cuts. Understanding the bet types before your first round means you can act quickly when the window opens.
A straight bet on one remainder — 1, 2, 3, or 4. This is the simplest entry point in Live Fan Tan Speed. The payout reflects a single correct match against four possible outcomes, and the amount won settles in your wallet as soon as the round closes.
Nim covers two adjacent remainder numbers in one bet. If either number is the final count, your round is a winner. It trades a lower per-unit return for a broader coverage — a practical choice when you want to follow the sweep without committing to one number.
Kwok is a two-number combination where both numbers carry equal weight. The dealer's sweep result must land on one of your two chosen numbers. The bet panel in Live Fan Tan Speed labels each bet type clearly, so you can switch between Fan, Nim and Kwok across rounds without confusion.
The Speed format means your bet placement window is shorter than in standard Fan Tan. A visible countdown appears on screen before the cup lifts. Placing your bet early in the window — rather than at the last second — gives you a clearer view of the table before the result locks in.
The Live Fan Tan Speed table is built to work under one thumb in portrait mode. The bet panel sits at the bottom of the screen — Fan, Nim, and Kwok options are all reachable without scrolling, so you can place your bet and still watch the dealer's bead sweep in the stream above. When you flip to landscape, the camera view expands and the bet grid repositions alongside it. The countdown timer stays visible in both orientations, which matters in the Speed format where every second of the placement window is real. Reading the result is straightforward too — the remainder number appears in large text at the center of the screen the moment the sweep finishes, and your wallet balance updates below it. No need to navigate away from the table to check whether the round settled.
RTP and volatility figures for Live Fan Tan Speed are shown only where the game provider exposes them in the table interface. Check the info panel inside the game for any published figures — we do not display numbers that cannot be verified from the provider's own disclosure.
Live dealer bead-counting table game — result determined by physical bead remainder, not a random number generator.
Even-spread across four outcomes per round. The Speed format does not change the mathematical spread — only the pace of each round.
Runs in a mobile browser on mid-range Android and on iOS devices. No separate download required to access the live table from your account.
Available to accounts in eligible regions where local law permits. Availability in the Philippines depends on applicable local regulations at the time of access.
Live Fan Tan Speed runs on a physical dealer table broadcast in real time — the bead count is a verifiable physical action, not an animation. Every round's result is visible on camera from start to finish, which is a meaningful difference from purely software-based outcomes.
The result in every Live Fan Tan Speed round comes from a real bead pile handled by a live dealer on camera. There is no simulated animation — the sweep and count are physical actions you can watch in the stream.
A history strip is displayed on the table interface showing recent round results. You can review the last several outcomes without leaving the game — useful context before placing your next bet.
Once your bet is placed, the table interface shows a confirmation before the window closes. Your stake and selected bet type are visible on screen until the round settles and the wallet updates.
The amount won in Live Fan Tan Speed is added directly to your account wallet when the round closes. The updated balance is shown in your account after the result — no manual claim step is needed.
If a round result looks off, your bet did not register before the window closed, or your wallet balance did not update after the round settled, these are the practical paths to get it resolved. You do not need to leave the live table to reach support — the help channel is accessible from the account menu while the stream stays open.
Open the account menu while the Live Fan Tan Speed table is running and tap the chat icon. Describe the round number and the issue — support can check the round record on their end. You stay connected to the table stream while the chat window is open.
Your account history logs each Live Fan Tan Speed round — bet type, stake, result and settlement. If you think a result did not settle correctly, screenshot the round entry and include it when you message support. The record in your account is the reference point.
After a round closes, your wallet should update within the same session. If the balance does not reflect a won result, refresh your account wallet view before contacting support — the update sometimes displays after a brief sync. If it still does not reflect, use live chat with the round reference.
New to Fan Tan or returning after a break? These are the terms that appear in the table interface and in bet descriptions — plain definitions, no jargon.
The remainder is the number of beads left after the dealer sweeps the pile in groups of four. It can be 1, 2, 3, or 4 — and it is the sole result that determines which bets win each round.
Fan is a straight single-number bet on which remainder — 1, 2, 3, or 4 — the dealer's sweep will land on. It is the most direct bet type, covering one outcome from the four possible results.
Kwok is a two-number combination bet where both numbers carry equal stake weight. The round is a winner if the final remainder matches either of the two numbers you selected before the window closed.
Nim covers two adjacent remainder numbers in a single bet placement. If the dealer's final count matches either number, the round settles in your favour. The return is proportionally adjusted for the two-number coverage.
Speed format shortens the time between rounds — the bet window, dealer sweep and result display all happen within a compressed window. The core mechanic stays identical to standard Fan Tan; only the pacing changes.
The round history strip is a display panel inside the Live Fan Tan Speed table interface showing results from recent completed rounds. It is a reference tool — not a prediction system — and updates after each new result is confirmed.
These are the questions we hear most from players who are new to Live Fan Tan Speed or returning after trying other live tables. Each answer covers the specific mechanic or account step, not a generic platform response.
The bet placement window opens as soon as the previous round settles. Tap your chip value in the panel at the bottom of the screen, then tap the bet type — Fan, Nim, or Kwok — before the countdown reaches zero. A confirmation appears on screen once your bet is locked in for that round.
Yes. The live stream runs whether or not you have an active bet in that round. You can observe several rounds before placing your first wager — the dealer sweep and result are fully visible on camera throughout. There is no stake required to watch the current round.
The amount won is added straight to your account wallet the moment the round closes and the result is confirmed. You can see the updated balance in your account without leaving the live table — no separate claim or navigation step is needed.
No. Live Fan Tan Speed still produces remainders of 1, 2, 3, or 4 — exactly the same outcome set as standard Fan Tan. Speed only shortens the time window for betting and the pace of the dealer sweep. The mathematical spread across outcomes remains the same.
Yes, where local law and eligible regions permit. Complete your GCash deposit through the account wallet — the funded balance is available in your account immediately after the deposit processes. From there, navigate to the live casino section and open the Live Fan Tan Speed table.
If your connection drops during an active round, the round continues on the server side. When you reconnect and re-enter the table, the result of that round will be visible in your account round history. Any settled amount is already reflected in your wallet — the result does not depend on your connection staying live throughout.