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The dealer position in Ceme is the seat that controls betting limits for that round. Holding the dealer role means other players compare their two-card value against yours, not against each other.

Each card in Ceme carries a pip count. Your hand value is the last digit of the combined pip total — so nine pips plus four pips equals thirteen, and the domino value is three.

A pure big hand is when your two cards total exactly nine using only high-pip tiles. It ranks above a standard nine-value hand and triggers a higher payout in most Ceme room rule sets.

When the round result is a tie, the dealer or banker wins by default in standard Ceme rules. This built-in edge is why the dealer seat is contested and sometimes costs chips to hold.

A round ID is a unique alphanumeric code assigned to every hand dealt. You'll see it in your account history and can use it when contacting support to verify a specific result.

RTP stands for Return to Player — the theoretical percentage of wagered chips a game returns over many rounds. In Ceme Live, the figure is shown only where the provider publishes it inside the game window.