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Ceme Keliling is a Ceme variant where every player at the table takes a turn as the dealer (bandar). The role rotates, giving each seat a different payout structure each round.

Bandar is the dealer position. In Ceme Live, the bandar holds the house advantage for that round — player hands that tie the bandar result in a loss for the player, not a push.

Pip count is the total dots on a domino card. In Ceme, only the units digit of your two-card pip total counts — so a nine-pip total beats an eight, mirroring baccarat-style scoring.

Nine gods refers to a natural nine — the strongest hand in Ceme. Holding a natural nine with your first two cards beats most hands immediately and pays at the room's stated multiplier.

A live dealer stream is a real-time video feed from the provider studio showing a human dealer shuffling and distributing physical domino cards. Results are not computer-generated; they come from actual card draws.

Table limit is the minimum and maximum chip amount you can place as a player or bandar in a single round. Each room in the arena shows its own limits before you sit down.