Ceme Live Arena — Real Dealers, Real Rounds

Pip count is the total number of dots on your domino tiles. In Ceme, only the last digit of your pip total matters — so a count of 19 reads as 9, which is the ceiling value.

A god card is a special two-tile combination — such as double-six or certain pairs — that beats a regular hand regardless of pip count. Not all Ceme variants include god cards; check the table rules before sitting.

The banker is the player or dealer position that all other hands are compared against. Winning as banker means collecting from every player whose pip count falls below yours.

A push happens when your pip count matches the banker's count exactly. Depending on table rules, a push may return your bet or award a win to the banker — check the specific table rule before playing.

Bet limit is the minimum and maximum chip amount you can place per round on a specific table. Each Ceme table in our lobby displays its own limit range before you join the seat.

RTP stands for Return to Player — the theoretical percentage of bets returned over many rounds. In live Ceme, RTP information is shown only where the provider exposes it in the table data feed.