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Bull means the three-card hand total modulo ten; a hand with three face cards or a total that reduces to zero is called a natural bull and usually pays a higher multiplier than a hand that sums to one through nine.

A multiplier payout means the winning side's stake is multiplied by a factor shown on the table—typically ranging from 1× for a low hand up to 5× or more for a natural bull—and that final amount is credited to your account balance after the round settles.

The banker hand is the three-card set the dealer draws first; it competes against the player hand, and whichever side has the higher modulo-ten total wins the round. You can bet on either side before the cards are dealt.

A shoe is the card container the dealer uses to draw cards for each round; once the shoe runs low, the dealer shuffles a fresh set of decks and loads them into a new shoe, ensuring every round uses a fair random distribution.

A side bet is an optional wager on a specific outcome—such as both hands forming a bull or the player hand landing a particular card rank—that pays a separate multiplier if the condition appears, independent of which side wins the main round.

A game ID is the unique alphanumeric string assigned to each round; it links your bet to the exact card sequence in the studio video archive, so support can verify the result if you file a dispute about the payout calculation.