Aduq Live Arena — Real Dealers, Real Rounds

A pure hand is when both of your tiles share the same pip value on each side, forming a special combination that typically carries a higher rank than a standard pair-value hand.

Pip value is the number of dots on each side of a domino tile. In Aduq, you add the pips on each half of both tiles, then take only the last digit of the total as your hand score.

Six god refers to a hand where both tiles show six pips on at least one side each, creating a powerful natural combination that outranks ordinary nine-value hands at most tables.

RTP stands for Return to Player — the long-run percentage of total bets a game returns as winnings. For live Aduq, the provider displays this figure on the table tile only when it publishes the data.

A balak is a double tile where both halves show the same pip count, such as 6-6 or 3-3. In Aduq, certain balak combinations form special hands with their own ranking above standard value hands.

Dealer position is the seat role assigned to one player each round who acts as the banker. In live arena format, the dealer role is managed by the platform host, not rotated among seated players.