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Live Fan Tan Room brings you a real dealer counting ceramic beads under a cup, broadcast live to your screen. Place your bets before the cup lifts — the count lands on 1, 2, 3 or 4, and the table pays out accordingly. Available where local law permits, accessed straight from your tv111 account.
Every round of Live Fan Tan Room resolves on a physical count — the dealer divides a pile of ceramic beads into groups of four using a stick, and the remainder (1, 2, 3 or 0, counted as 4) determines the result. There is no RNG software deciding the number; the camera angle is fixed wide enough for you to observe the count yourself.
The dealer counts ceramic beads by hand every round. The remainder after dividing by four is the declared result — visible on camera. No software randomisation is involved in the core count mechanic.
Where the provider makes round history available, the last results appear inside the game panel itself. You can review the sequence without leaving the Live Fan Tan Room table or switching screens.
RTP for Live Fan Tan Room is shown only when the studio formally publishes it for this table type. We do not estimate or fabricate a percentage — check the game info panel for the confirmed figure if available.
Every round settlement — whether a win or a loss — is logged in your account wallet history. The entry time, bet amount and outcome are all visible after login, giving you a complete personal record.
Questions about Live Fan Tan Room tend to fall into three areas: understanding a bet type that paid differently than expected, a round that disconnected mid-count, and wallet credits that have not reflected after a settled round. For each of these, the fastest path is through the live chat channel in your account — describe the round time and the bet type involved so the support team can pull the correct record.
If a Fan Tan bet settled in a way you did not expect, open the round history panel inside the game window first. The declared remainder and your chosen bet type are both logged there. Raise a ticket via live chat with the round timestamp if the entry does not match what you see.
A live stream drop during an active Fan Tan round does not void the bet — the dealer completes the count regardless. Reconnect and check your wallet history. If the result is missing, contact support with the approximate time of the disconnect and the table name.
Winnings from Live Fan Tan Room are added straight to your account wallet once the round closes. If the credit does not appear after a few minutes, check the transaction log under your account dashboard before raising a support request — it is usually already there.
In portrait orientation, the Live Fan Tan Room table view centres the bead-counting area at the top of your screen, with the bet grid sitting directly below it — reachable with one thumb without scrolling. The dealer video feed scales to fill the width, so the bead pile and the stick remain clearly visible even on a 6-inch display. Bet type buttons — Fan, Nim, Kwok, Sheh — are arranged in a compact row that does not overlap the count area. The round timer appears as a thin bar above the bet grid, so you always know how many seconds remain before the cup lifts.
Live Fan Tan Room sits in the live dealer table category — distinct from slots, crash games like Crash Cash Ladder, or fishing arcade titles like Fishing Deep Sea Arena. The game does not use reels, multipliers or slot-style features. Volatility in Fan Tan terms is shaped by which bet type you choose: Fan (exact remainder) pays at higher odds and hits less often; Kwok (two remainders covered) reduces variance.
Live dealer table game — physical bead count, not RNG
Varies by bet type: Fan bets carry higher variance; Kwok and Nim reduce it
Desktop browser and mobile browser in portrait and landscape
Available where local law and eligible regions permit — confirm in the table lobby
Live Fan Tan Room offers four core bet types that map directly to the possible remainders after the dealer divides the bead pile. Understanding which bet you are placing matters because each one has a different payout ratio and a different probability of landing. Fan is the single-remainder bet — you pick exactly 1, 2, 3 or 4 and win only if the count lands on that number. Nim adds a safety net by letting you nominate one number as your main pick and one as an even-money draw call. Kwok covers two remainders at once, lowering the payout but increasing hit frequency.
Single-remainder call — you name one of 1, 2, 3 or 4 and win only on an exact match. This carries the highest payout ratio of the four main bet types and the lowest probability per round. Suited for sessions where you are comfortable with wider swings between rounds.
A two-part call — one number as your main win target, one as a push outcome. If the count hits your main number you win at full odds; if it hits your push number the stake returns. Reduces the downside of a near-miss without sacrificing the upside of a direct hit.
Covers two remainders in a single bet. If the count lands on either of your chosen numbers you win, at a reduced payout compared with a Fan bet. A natural fit if you want more frequent settlements and are comfortable with a smaller return per round.
Covers three of the four possible remainders. The payout is the lowest of all bet types, but the hit rate is the highest — three out of four outcomes win. Use Sheh when you want to stay in the session longer with smaller swings rather than chasing high single-round returns.
Live Fan Tan Room is a live dealer table game rooted in a counting mechanic that predates most modern casino formats. A dealer places a pile of small ceramic beads on the table, covers them with a cup, and then removes beads in groups of four using a counting stick. The remainder — 1, 2, 3 or 4 — determines every bet outcome. Unlike slots such as Shah Alam Fortune Spins or crash titles like Crash Cash Ladder, Fan Tan has no reels, no multiplier trail and no feature round. The entire game resolves on one physical count per round, making it straightforward to follow even for someone new to live dealer formats.
A short glossary covering the words and phrases that come up most when learning Live Fan Tan Room for the first time.
The remainder is the number of beads left after the dealer divides the pile into groups of four. It can only be 1, 2, 3 or 4 — and it is the single number that decides every bet outcome in the game.
Fan is the basic single-number bet. You choose one remainder — 1, 2, 3 or 4 — and win only if the count lands exactly on that number. It carries the highest payout ratio of the four standard bet types.
Kwok is a two-number bet that covers two possible remainders in a single stake. If the count lands on either number you win, at a lower payout than a Fan bet. It is a way to spread coverage across two outcomes.
Nim combines a main win number with a push number. A count on your main number pays at standard odds; a count on your push number returns the stake without a win or loss. It acts as a partial safety net on near-miss rounds.
Sheh covers three of the four possible remainders. It has the highest hit frequency of the main bet types but pays at the lowest odds — useful for managing session variance when you prefer frequent small settlements over infrequent large ones.
RTP for this table is shown inside the game info panel only when the provider has published a confirmed figure. We do not display or estimate a percentage that the studio has not formally released for this specific table type.
Real questions that come up from Malaysia players exploring Live Fan Tan Room for the first time or returning after a break.
Log in to your tv111 account and open the live casino section. Use the table filter or scroll the live dealer rail until you see Live Fan Tan Room listed. Tap the table image to enter — the dealer feed and bet grid load in the same window without a separate page redirect.
Yes. You can enter the table and observe the dealer counting beads without committing any stake. The round history panel also shows recent remainder outcomes. When you are ready to place a bet, select your chip denomination and tap the relevant bet cell before the round timer closes.
The minimum stake per bet cell is shown next to the chip selector when you tap a bet type on the grid. The figure can vary by table configuration, so check the live label inside the game window rather than relying on a fixed number stated elsewhere.
No. Once your bet is accepted before the timer closes, it remains active even if your connection drops. The dealer completes the count, the result is recorded by the studio system, and your wallet is settled accordingly. Reconnect and check your account transaction history to see the outcome.
The amount won is added straight to your account wallet once the dealer declares the remainder and the round officially closes. The entry appears in your transaction log with the round time, bet type and settlement amount — visible from the account dashboard after login.
The table runs in a mobile browser without any download required. Open tv111 in your phone browser, log in, and navigate to the live casino section. The dealer feed and bet grid adjust to your screen size automatically in both portrait and landscape, where local law and eligible regions permit access.