JILI77 Baraha Games: Card and Table Games, Explained

Baraha games are the card and table games a Filipino player meets in the card section of an online lobby, and each one answers the same question in a different way: who wins the round? This page maps all of them so you can pick a game by how it decides a winner, then follow a link to the page that covers its rules and its odds. The arithmetic here comes from a 52-card deck and from three dice, so every figure can be checked.

Laro ng baraha: the card games

Laro ng baraha is Tagalog for a card game, and three of them lead the lobby’s card section. They differ in how much your own decisions count.

1. Tongits is a draw-and-meld game where you race to empty your hand. See how a Tongits Go round ends for the deal, melds, draw, fight and burn.
2. Pusoy asks you to set thirteen cards into three hands before a single comparison is made. The page on setting Pusoy Go hands walks through the front, middle and back sets.
3. In Between has you bet on whether a third card lands between two cards you can see. The In Between card game spread table gives the chance for each spread.

Pusoy needs a fixed order of hands to work, and the Pusoy card ranking ladder lays out every card, suit and five-card combination from high card to royal flush.

Baraha games compared by how each one decides a winner

The table puts all six games side by side. The middle column is the single sentence that tells you how a round ends.

Read down the last column and a pattern shows: the card games leave you a decision about the cards, while the dice and single-card tables leave you a decision about the bet.

Card games online: what the lobby’s card section lists

The JILI77 lobby has a section called Kard sa laro for card games. On 2 October 2026 it listed six studios: TP, JILI, KM, FTG, V8 and 1BET. JILI is the studio behind Tongits Go and Pusoy Go, and its own game pages describe both as card games for several players.

To find a title, open the Kard sa laro section and pick a studio tile, then search the list for the game name. Dealer-hosted tables sit in the Casino (live) section instead, which the page on JILI77 live dealer tables covers.

Table game rules: the dice and single-card tables

Three of the games here do not use your own hands at all. Their rules fit in a few lines, and the arithmetic fits in one table.

The count of 216 is 6 times 6 times 6. The chance that a chosen colour shows on at least one die is 1 minus 5/6 cubed, which is 91 in 216, or 42.13 percent. The color game dice outcomes page carries the full one, two and three match odds, and the color game casino draw explains how the online version differs from the fairground table.

Sic Bo bets are set on the same 216 outcomes, and the page on Sic Bo payout bets prices each bet. Dragon Tiger is simpler still: after the first card, 3 of the 51 cards left match its rank, so a tie comes up 5.88 percent of the time on one fresh deck, and Dragon and Tiger each win 47.06 percent. Tables use more decks than that, so Dragon Tiger odds shows the working for you to adjust.

Skill and luck across baraha games

Not every game rewards study equally. Use the table to match a game to what you want from a session.

In Between is the cleanest example. A spread of seven ranks between the outer cards wins 28 times in 50, while a spread of two wins 8 times in 50, so passing on the thin spreads is the whole skill.

How to read a game’s own rules screen

The page you are reading explains rules and odds. It cannot print the payouts, stakes or fees of a particular table, because they differ by operator and by table.

1. Open the game and find its rules or info screen before you stake.
2. Read the payout board and the stake limits.
3. Check how a tie is settled, since every game above handles ties differently.
4. Compare the payout with the true odds on the matching page here.

A payout that looks generous and sits well below the true odds is still a losing bet over time, and the matching page shows you how to tell.

Where to go next

Pick a starting point by what you already know.

1. Know Tongits from family games: read the Tongits page, then try Pusoy.
2. Like quick decisions: start with In Between, then Dragon Tiger.
3. Prefer dice: start with Color Game, then Sic Bo.

For the wider picture of what the lobby holds, the JILI77 games hub groups slots, fishing and tables, and the live dealer page covers the Casino section.

Baraha games are for players aged 21 and over. Set a budget and a time limit before you open a table and stop when you reach either.