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Live Fan Tan Speed keeps the counting ritual of the original game and cuts the wait between rounds to a sharp minimum. Open the live lobby at vipslotcc where local law permits and you will find this table ready alongside other live dealer options — access depends on your eligible region.
Fan Tan is one of Asia's oldest counting games, and the Speed format keeps its DNA intact while trimming the pace. A dealer scoops a handful of small beads from a pile, then separates them into groups of four using a wand. The remainder — one, two, three or four — determines the winning outcome. In the Speed variant, round timers are noticeably shorter, so positions close faster and results land sooner after each scoop.
Each round in Live Fan Tan Speed follows a clear sequence: betting opens, the dealer scoops the beads, the wand separates them into groups of four, the remainder is revealed and settlements post immediately to your account wallet. The Speed label means the total round time from bead scoop to result is condensed versus a standard Fan Tan table, which suits sessions where you want more decisions per hour.
You pick one number from one to four. If the bead remainder matches your pick, the round pays out at the ratio shown on the bet grid. This is the most direct position on the table and the one most players start with when learning the counting mechanic.
Nim covers two adjacent numbers, while Kwok covers two numbers that are not adjacent. Both positions widen your winning range across a round but carry lower payout ratios than a straight Fan Tan pick — a practical way to spread a stake across the bead remainder outcomes.
Nga Sin covers three numbers from one to four, giving the widest possible coverage short of covering all four. Sheh Sam Hong is a specific three-number combination bet. Both are lower-ratio positions suited to rounds where you prefer broader coverage over a higher single-number return.
The bet window in Live Fan Tan Speed closes before the wand completes the separation, so watching the timer at the top of the table is part of the experience. Position your chips while the timer is still in the green zone — the dealer audio will signal when placement locks.
The stats below reflect what is publicly documented or visible within the game interface for Live Fan Tan Speed. RTP is displayed only where Pragmatic Play exposes it inside the live room's information panel — we do not publish a figure separately, and you should check the in-game panel for the value shown at the time you play.
Live dealer counting game — bead-remainder outcome, not a slot or card game. Results are determined by a physical process conducted by a live dealer on camera in real time.
RTP is shown only where Pragmatic Play exposes it inside the live room panel. Check the information icon within the game for the figure applicable to your bet type and the current table configuration.
Straight (Fan Tan), two-number combinations (Nim, Kwok), three-number combinations (Nga Sin, Sheh Sam Hong). Each carries its own payout ratio, visible on the table grid before you place.
Playable on mobile and desktop browsers where vipslotcc is accessible. Availability depends on local law and eligible regions — check your account dashboard for the access status shown for your account.
The Live Fan Tan Speed table re-flows cleanly in portrait orientation on a phone screen. The betting grid shifts to the lower portion of the display, keeping your thumb on the chip denominations and the bet positions without needing to scroll. The dealer stream fills the upper area, so you can watch the bead scoop and wand separation while your stake is already placed.
If a round in Live Fan Tan Speed settles unexpectedly or you have questions about a bet type result, there are clear routes to get an answer. Check the in-information panel first — it contains the payout ratios for every bet position on the table.
Every bet type — Fan Tan straight, Nim, Kwok, Nga Sin, Sheh Sam Hong — has its payout ratio listed in the information panel inside the live room. Open it before placing to confirm the ratio for your chosen position and round configuration.
Round results and settlement amounts post directly to your wallet and are recorded in the transaction history. If a result looks off, pull up the relevant round entry in your account log and include the round reference when you contact support for a faster resolution.
The contact options listed on the support page cover live chat and message channels. When reaching out about a specific Live Fan Tan Speed round, include the round time and the bet position you placed — support can cross-reference this against the live studio record held by Pragmatic Play.
Live Fan Tan Speed is a Pragmatic Play live studio production. Because the outcome is determined by a physical bead count conducted on camera, the result is observable in the live stream rather than generated by a random number algorithm — which is a meaningful difference from slot titles. The dealer process, camera angles and result confirmation are all part of the broadcast, and round results are timestamped and stored.
The winning number in Live Fan Tan Speed comes from a dealer physically separating beads with a wand on a real table. The count is visible in the live stream throughout the process, so the result is observable rather than algorithmically generated — a verifiable distinction for this game type.
This table runs inside a Pragmatic Play live studio environment. Pragmatic Play holds its own certifications for live dealer productions, which are documented at the provider level and apply to every table in their live catalogue, including the Speed variant of Fan Tan.
Every round is broadcast, recorded and timestamped by the studio. If a discrepancy arises between what you observed and what settled in your account, the recording is the reference point — support can request a round review using the timestamp from your transaction log.
Payout ratios for all bet positions — straight and combination — are displayed inside the live room before and during the betting window. No ratio is hidden behind a sub-menu; they are on the table grid where you can read them before placing your stake.
The remainder is the number of beads left after the dealer divides the scooped pile into groups of four. It can be one, two, three or four — and this number determines the winning outcome for every bet position on the table.
Nim is a combination bet covering two adjacent numbers on the Fan Tan layout — for example, one and two, or three and four. It pays at a lower ratio than a straight pick because it covers a wider range of possible remainders.
Kwok is a two-number combination bet covering numbers that are not adjacent on the layout, such as one and three. Like Nim, it pays at a reduced ratio compared to a straight Fan Tan bet but widens the winning outcomes per round.
Nga Sin is a three-number combination bet. It covers three of the four possible remainder outcomes and carries the lowest payout ratio among the bet types because it wins on most outcomes — essentially leaving out only one number.
RTP (Return to Player) is the theoretical percentage of all staked amounts that a game returns over a very large number of rounds. For Live Fan Tan Speed, RTP varies by bet type and is shown inside the game's information panel where Pragmatic Play discloses it.
Sheh Sam Hong is a specific three-number combination bet in Fan Tan, distinct from Nga Sin in its number grouping. Both cover three outcomes but the exact numbers included differ — check the table grid for the grouping that applies to each label.
These are the questions we see most often from players who are new to Live Fan Tan Speed or are switching to it from other live dealer tables in the lobby.
The Speed format shortens the overall round duration. The betting window closes earlier relative to the dealer's wand process, and the time between the result reveal and the next round opening is reduced. The rules, bet types and payout ratios remain the same as a standard Fan Tan table — only the pace changes.
Yes. The Live Fan Tan Speed table grid lets you place chips on multiple positions simultaneously within a single round's betting window. You can stack a straight Fan Tan pick alongside a Nim or Kwok position in the same round, provided the timer is still open when you place.
The amount won from a settled round posts directly to your account wallet. You can see the round result and the credited amount in your transaction history immediately after settlement. No manual claim step is needed — the credit is automatic once the dealer's count is confirmed.
The table loads in a mobile browser without a separate download. Availability depends on local law and eligible regions — if your account is in a supported area, the table appears in the live casino section of the lobby. Check your account dashboard for the access status shown for your region.
Deposits can be made via GrabPay, InstaPay or Bank Transfer through the funding section of your account. Follow the fields, limits and verification steps shown in your account wallet at the time of deposit — the available methods and current limits are displayed there after you log in.
If you lose connection mid-round, any stake already placed and confirmed before the betting window closed remains active. The result is determined and settled by the studio regardless of your connection status. When you reconnect, the outcome and settlement will be visible in your transaction history.