App / Mobile
Fan Tan Live Room on maxwin25 gives you a real dealer, a glass bowl of beads, and a pace that lets you think your bet through before the cover lifts. Access opens through your account wallet — fund with DANA, GoPay, or Bank Transfer where available in your region under local law.
Fan Tan Live Room is a classic live bead-count game with a distinct pace compared to card-based live tables like Live Blackjack Salon. The table runs on fixed odds tied to which remainder — 1, 2, 3, or 4 — is left after the dealer divides the bead pile by four. RTP figures are shown only where the game provider exposes them in the live lobby interface; check the table information panel after you open the room. Volatility is low-to-medium by live table standards: most rounds resolve at even-money on Fan and Nim bets, with higher returns on Kwok and Nga Tan side positions. The game is available to accounts in eligible regions where local law permits access to live dealer content.
Live dealer bead-count table — a dealer physically divides a pile of small beads and the result is the remainder after dividing by four.
Low to medium. Fan and Nim bets resolve close to even money most rounds; Kwok and side positions carry higher variance.
Runs in the mobile browser on Android and iOS without a separate download. Desktop browser supported. Check the lobby for current stream quality options.
Available where local law permits live dealer content. Eligibility is shown at login. Indonesia access depends on your region and applicable local regulation.
The Fan Tan Live Room table reflows cleanly in portrait mode — the live dealer feed sits at the top third of the screen, with the full betting grid below it in reach of your thumb. Stake adjustment and the chip selector stay fixed at the bottom row so you never have to scroll mid-round to change your bet size. In landscape, the feed widens and the bet panel shifts to the right side, which works well if you prefer a larger view of the bead-counting action.
If a round result looks different from what you expected, or your stake did not register before the timer closed, the right move is to reach support with the round ID visible in the game history panel of your account. Fan Tan Live Room records every round against your session, so our team can pull the exact bead count and bet state for any disputed hand.
Every Fan Tan round is logged with a round ID in your account history. Share that ID with support and the team can retrieve the exact bead count, bet position, and result for your session without needing a screenshot.
Deposits and withdrawals via DANA, GoPay, or Bank Transfer are tracked in your transaction log. Open the log, copy the reference number, and include it when you contact support — it speeds up the trace on any pending or unclear entry.
If you cannot reach the Fan Tan Live Room because of a login or verification step, the account help section shows the current verification path. Follow the fields shown there; our team monitors the queue and responds in the order shown on the help page.
Fan Tan Live Room runs on a physical dealing process — a real dealer, a physical bead pile, and a transparent cover lift — which means the outcome is visible to the camera and to every account connected to the stream at the same moment. There is no algorithm resolving the result off-screen; you watch the count happen. That visibility is the core of why live bead-count games hold a different standing among live table formats.
Every Fan Tan round uses a real bead pile counted by the dealer on camera. The result is visible in real time to all connected accounts simultaneously — no off-screen resolution, no algorithm substituting for the physical count.
The dealer feed runs continuously through each round. You see the bowl, the cover, the count, and the remainder in sequence. Round IDs are logged against your session so any result can be reviewed against the recorded stream.
Game content in our live rooms is supplied by studios in our verified catalogue. Certification details and RTP data are shown only where the provider exposes them — check the table information panel inside Fan Tan Live Room for what is currently published.
Every round you participate in is stored against your account with stake, position, result, and round ID. Open your game history after any session to review the full record — it is there without any request to support.
Fan Tan is one of the oldest structured betting formats in the live casino catalogue — long before card shoes and roulette wheels, dealers were counting beads under a cup. The version in this room keeps the original mechanic: the dealer places a random pile of small beads on the table, covers them, and then removes beads four at a time until the remainder — 1, 2, 3, or 4 — determines the result. Your bet goes on which remainder you expect. The main positions are Fan (exact remainder), Nim (remainder with a safety position), Kwok (two-number combination), and Nga Tan (two adjacent remainders at adjusted odds).
Fan Tan Live Room has a small number of bet types, each with a different risk profile, which makes it straightforward to build a consistent approach across sessions. Fan bets pay the most for a single-remainder prediction; Nim bets add a partial hedge so one adjacent number acts as a reduced-return safety. Kwok covers two specific remainders at roughly half the Fan return, and Nga Tan covers two adjacent numbers at a similar return.
You pick one number (1, 2, 3, or 4) and win if the bead count leaves exactly that remainder. This is the highest-return position on the table and the one most players start with when learning the format.
Nim adds a second adjacent number as a partial hedge. If the main number hits, you receive the full return; if the safety number hits, you receive a reduced return. It lowers variance across a session without eliminating the upside.
Kwok covers two specific remainders at roughly half the Fan return per hit. It is a wider coverage position suited to rounds where you have a read on two likely outcomes rather than one.
Nga Tan covers two adjacent remainders on the layout at a comparable return to Kwok. The difference from Kwok is the adjacency requirement — the two numbers must sit next to each other on the betting grid.
Short definitions of the terms you will encounter in the Fan Tan Live Room, written for players who are new to bead-count format.
A Fan bet is a single-remainder prediction. You choose one number from 1 to 4 and win if the bead pile, after removing groups of four, leaves exactly that remainder. It carries the highest return of the standard bet types.
Nim is a Fan bet with a safety position on one adjacent number. If your main number hits, you receive the full Fan return. If the adjacent safety number hits, you receive a smaller partial return. It reduces single-session variance without removing upside.
Kwok covers two specific remainders chosen by the player. If either remainder hits, the bet pays at roughly half the Fan rate. It is a wider-coverage position used when a player sees two likely outcomes rather than committing to one.
Nga Tan is a two-number bet restricted to adjacent numbers on the betting layout — for example, 1-2 or 3-4. Return is similar to Kwok, but the adjacency requirement limits which pairs qualify as valid Nga Tan positions.
A round ID is the unique reference number assigned to each dealt round and logged in your account game history. It links your bet, stake, and result to the recorded dealer stream for that round, useful if you need to raise a query with support.
RTP (Return to Player) is the theoretical percentage of total stakes a game returns over a large number of rounds. For Fan Tan Live Room, RTP figures are shown only where the provider publishes them inside the table information panel in the room.
Answers to the questions players most often have before and during a Fan Tan Live Room session on maxwin25.
Log in to your account, open the live casino section, and look for Fan Tan Live Room in the live table list. The room loads directly in your browser — tap the table image to enter the stream. Make sure your account wallet has a balance before the round timer starts.
You can deposit with DANA, GoPay, or Bank Transfer where those rails are available for your account region. Go to the deposit section in your account wallet, choose your method, and follow the fields and limits shown there. Availability depends on local law and your eligible region.
Yes. The table loads in your mobile browser on Android and iOS without a separate download. Portrait mode keeps the dealer feed above the bet grid with the chip row within thumb reach. Landscape mode widens the feed if you prefer a larger view of the dealing area.
Your bet is recorded the moment you confirm it — a connection drop after confirmation does not cancel a placed stake. Reconnect and open your game history in your account; the round result and any return will be logged there once the round resolves.
The dealer counts the beads physically on camera in real time. Every account connected to the room sees the same live feed simultaneously. Round IDs are stored in your account history and link to the recorded stream, so any result can be reviewed against the actual count.
Open your account after a session and go to game history for round-by-round results, including stake, bet position, and return. For wallet movements — deposits or withdrawals tied to a Fan Tan session — check the transaction log in your account wallet section.