Niu Niu (Gnau / Ngau)
Traditional Asian 5-Card Showdown with Progressive Jackpot
World-Class Casino Gaming on Victory Beach
Niu Niu (or Gnau / Ngau / Ngao) is a celebrated, traditional Asian card game played with a standard 52-card deck against the house. The objective is to assemble a 5-card hand that outranks the dealer. Players identify 3 cards that sum to a multiple of 10 (10, 20, or 30), with the remaining 2 cards establishing the hand's final score. Players may wager on Equal, Double, or Super Niu Niu for dynamic multiplier payouts. A progressive jackpot side bet is also offered.
At Queenco Grand Casino, each gaming area is thoughtfully configured with custom velvet layouts, ergonomic leather seating, and crystal-clear digital trend monitors. Players enjoy continuous table-side beverage and express dining service, supported by bilingual floor hosts fluent in English, Chinese, Khmer, and Russian.
Gaming Features & Amenities
Official Queenco Table Limits
| Tier / Table | Stakes Range |
|---|---|
| Tier 1 Standard | Ante: $10 - $1,000 | Double: $10 - $1,000 | Super: $10 - $500 |
| Tier 2 Premium | Ante: $20 - $2,000 | Double: $20 - $2,000 | Super: $20 - $1,000 |
| VIP Private Salon Higher limits negotiable | Custom Stakes |
* Note: Higher custom table limits and sovereign private salon allocations are available upon consultation with our 24/7 VIP Floor Management.
Payout Structure & Betting Odds
Fixed even-money payout on winning hand
Multiplier scales based on Niu 7, 8, 9, or Niu Niu
Highest multiplier payouts on 5-Picture / Ultimate hands
Qualifying side bet triggering jackpot meters
How to Play: Step-by-Step
Choose Wagering Mode
Place your chips on Ante, Equal, Double, Super Niu Niu, or the optional Progressive Jackpot side bet.
The 5-Card Deal
Dealer delivers 5 cards to each player and 5 cards to the house. Kings, Queens, and Jacks count as 10; Aces count as 1.
Find Multiple of 10
Select 3 cards that sum to a multiple of 10 (10, 20, or 30). If found, the remaining 2 cards are summed to determine your Niu point (0-9).
Compare with Dealer
Player hand is compared with dealer hand. Ties are resolved by the highest rank single card and suit hierarchy (♠ > ♥ > ♣ > ♦).
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Niu Niu hand?
A Niu Niu hand occurs when 3 cards sum to a multiple of 10, and the remaining 2 cards also sum to 10 or 20, resulting in the premier maximum hand score.
Table Reservation & Limits
Connect directly with our 24/7 gaming concierge for custom table parameters, private salons, or player rewards privileges.
Strictly 18+ • Certified Fair Play Standards
Queenco Grand Casino operates in full compliance with Cambodian gaming regulations. All electronic gaming machines use certified Hardware Random Number Generators (RNG). Self-exclusion, confidential table limits, and responsible gaming support are available 24/7.
