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Mậu Binh Masters
Mậu Binh (Vietnamese 13-card poker) is all about how you arrange your hand. The Masters uses duplicate deals: every player gets exactly the same 30 hands, arranges them and compares. Luck is levelled out; what is left is who sets their hands best.
Schedule- Every Friday 20:00
Format- 30 duplicate deals, ranked by total points
Entry- Free
Signed up- 864
Sign-up opens soon. Get some practice in first
Prize pool
200,000
Stars
Game rules
- 13 cards each, set into three hands: front 3 cards, middle 5, back 5.
- The back must be at least as strong as the middle, and the middle at least as strong as the front; a mis-set hand loses outright.
- Each hand is compared with the opponent’s, 1 point per hand won; winning all three doubles the score (a scoop).
- Special hands (six and a half pairs, three flushes, three straights, a dragon…) win automatically.
Event rules
- The same 30 deals for the whole field; each deal is compared with 3 bots playing a standard arrangement, and points add up.
- 60 seconds to set each deal; on timeout the suggested arrangement is submitted.
- Ranked by total points; ties go to most scoops, then total time.
- You cannot see others’ arrangements during the event; afterwards you can review the best setting for every deal.
Prizes
Runner-up40,000Stars2
Champion80,000Stars1
Third place25,000Stars3- Places 4–10 7,000 each
The champion also gets a trophy badge and a champion avatar frame for 7 days, and goes up on the hall’s honour board.
Eligibility
- A registered UWGAME account.
- Free entry, once per account per week.
- If you leave mid-event you cannot come back; deals already set still count.
FAQ
What are duplicate deals?
Everyone gets the same cards and you compare who played the same deal better. Bridge events use it because it is the fairest format.
Do I sit with real players?
No. Every deal is compared with the same standard opponents for everyone, so you can start any time.
Can I practise first?
Yes, Mậu Binh in the table lobby is always open and uses the same rules.