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Live Fan Tan Classic puts a live dealer at the centre of every round, counting ceramic beads under a cup and settling bets on the remainder — 1, 2, 3, or 4. Available where local law permits, the table loads inside your 747 odds account with no additional download needed.
Fan Tan is one of the oldest counting games from Chinese table culture, and Live Fan Tan Classic brings that same structure into a live-streamed format. A dealer places a pile of small ceramic beads on the table, covers a portion with a cup, then removes beads in groups of four until the final count — the remainder of 1, 2, 3, or 4 — determines the winning position.
Each round of Live Fan Tan Classic follows a fixed sequence — bet window opens, dealer cups the beads, counting begins, and the remainder settles all open positions. The bet slip shows every available position in one view, so switching between a straight Fan position and a combination like Kwok takes one tap. Minimum and maximum bet sizes are displayed inside the live table window before you place anything, and the round timer is visible the whole time so you can pace your entries.
Pick exactly one of the four remainder positions — 1, 2, 3, or 4. The bet slip labels each position clearly, and the payout for a straight Fan win is shown in the table interface before any chips are placed. No guesswork on what you stand to receive.
Nim covers two adjacent positions, Kwok covers two positions with a gap, and Ssh covers three positions in one bet. These combinations carry different payout rates from a straight Fan. Check the live table's bet panel for the current payout display on each combination type.
A visible countdown runs during the bet window. When the timer expires, the dealer begins counting beads and no further bets are accepted for that round. The next bet window opens automatically after the result is confirmed, keeping the round pace steady and predictable.
Winning amounts land in your account wallet the moment the round settles. Your full round history — bet type, position, outcome, and amount — is logged in the transaction record accessible through your account dashboard after each session.
The details below cover what you can check before or during a Live Fan Tan Classic session. RTP is shown only where the provider surfaces it inside the live table interface — we do not publish a figure that the game itself does not display.
Live dealer counting game — bead remainder determines the winning position. No slot reels, no card deck. The result is set by the physical count of ceramic beads in each round.
RTP information is shown only where the game provider exposes it in the live table window. No figure is published here that the provider has not confirmed in the interface itself.
Live Fan Tan Classic loads in a standard mobile browser on Android and iOS, as well as on desktop. The live video feed and bet slip both scale to the screen size in use.
Available to accounts in eligible regions where local law permits access to live dealer tables. Open your account settings to confirm the tables available in your registered region.
In portrait orientation, the live video feed of the dealer and bead table occupies the upper portion of the screen, with the bet slip anchored below it — your four main Fan positions and the combination options stay reachable by thumb without scrolling. The round timer sits at the top edge of the bet panel, visible while you're placing chips, so you do not lose track of how much time is left.
Questions about Live Fan Tan Classic — round history, bet settlement, or accessing the table — can be directed through the support channels in your account. The help routes below cover the situations that come up most often around live table sessions. For wallet-related questions tied to GCash or Maya deposits that feed your table balance, the same channels apply — describe the transaction and the support team can locate the record.
Access live chat directly from your account dashboard. It handles round-settlement queries, bet-slip clarifications, and table-access questions. Have your round reference number from the transaction record ready so the team can locate the specific session quickly.
Your transaction history logs every Live Fan Tan Classic round — bet type, position selected, outcome, and the amount added to your wallet. Check this first before raising a query; most settlement questions are answered by the round record already visible there.
If a GCash or Maya deposit does not reflect in your table balance, raise it through the support channel and include the e-wallet reference number. The support team matches it against the deposit record and confirms the status without needing you to repeat the steps.
Live Fan Tan Classic operates on a physical counting process conducted by a live dealer on camera — the bead count is visible in the stream throughout each round, which means the result is observable in real time rather than generated by a hidden algorithm. That transparency is the foundation of how the game earns credibility with anyone watching. Below are the signals that tell you what backs each session on this platform.
The dealer's bead-counting action is streamed live and visible for the full duration of each round. You can watch the count happen — there is no black-box outcome generation. The remainder is physically counted in front of the camera before the result is called.
Every settled round is logged in your account transaction history with bet type, position, and outcome. You can cross-check any result against that record at any time after a session ends. The record is persistent and accessible from your account dashboard after login.
Live Fan Tan Classic is delivered through verified game studio content available in the 747 odds live casino lobby. The table titles visible in that lobby come from studios whose content we carry — what you see in the live section is what the studio publishes.
Access to Live Fan Tan Classic depends on local law and the eligible region linked to your account. The table is shown in the lobby only where it is available for your account's registered region — no hidden availability. Check your account for the current state.
These definitions cover the words and mechanics you will encounter when you open a Live Fan Tan Classic session. Knowing what each term refers to makes reading the bet slip and the round history faster.
Fan is the straight bet on a single remainder position — 1, 2, 3, or 4. It is the most direct bet type in the game: you pick one number, and that number must be the exact remainder when the dealer finishes counting the beads.
Nim is a combination bet covering two adjacent remainder positions, such as 1 and 2, or 3 and 4. It pays less than a straight Fan because it covers two of the four possible outcomes, giving you a wider but lower-paying entry on the round.
Kwok covers two non-adjacent remainder positions — for example, 1 and 3, or 2 and 4. Like Nim, it splits a single stake across two outcomes; the payout reflects the probability of hitting either of those two positions from the four possible remainders.
Ssh is a three-position combination bet, covering three of the four possible remainders in one entry. It has the widest coverage of any standard Fan Tan bet type, and its payout is proportionally lower to reflect that three out of four outcomes are covered.
RTP stands for Return to Player, a percentage expressing the theoretical long-run return built into the game's payout structure. In Live Fan Tan Classic, RTP information is shown only where the game provider surfaces it in the live table interface itself.
The bet window is the timed period at the start of each round when chip placement is open. A visible countdown marks how long it runs. Once the timer reaches zero, the dealer begins counting and no further bets are accepted for that round.
The questions below come up most often from people exploring the Live Fan Tan Classic table for the first time or returning to check on a specific detail about how rounds and payouts work.
Log into your account and navigate to the live casino section. Live Fan Tan Classic appears in the live table lobby. Select the table to open the stream and bet slip. The table is available where local law permits access for your registered region — your account shows which tables are currently open to you.
Yes. The bet slip in Live Fan Tan Classic lets you place chips on multiple positions within the same bet window — for example, a straight Fan on position 2 alongside a Nim covering positions 3 and 4. All open bets are settled simultaneously when the remainder is confirmed.
The amount won from a settled round is added straight to your account wallet. The transaction appears in your account's round history immediately after settlement and is linked to the specific round reference, so you can verify the amount against the bet you placed.
Yes. GCash and Maya are among the deposit methods available for your account wallet, which funds all live table sessions including Live Fan Tan Classic. Follow the deposit steps shown in your account's wallet section — the fields and limits displayed there apply to your account directly.
If your connection drops during an active round, the round continues on the server side and any bet you placed before the window closed is still active. Once you reconnect, the result and any settlement will be visible in your round history under the account dashboard.
Live Fan Tan Classic uses the traditional four-remainder bead-counting structure without additional side features. Other Fan Tan variations may include extra bet types or modified payout tables. The Classic version keeps the bet slip and round structure straightforward — fewer options, direct outcomes.