Supreme NiuNiu Leaderboard: Points Ranking, Card Rankings & Banker Rankings

The Supreme NiuNiu Leaderboard currently contains 3 ranking types: Points Ranking, Card Rankings, and Banker Rankings. The three leaderboards use different data metrics to calculate rankings, allowing players to view their Supreme NiuNiu participation from three perspectives: valid turnover, hand types achieved, and banker plays.

Points Ranking: Valid Turnover

The Points Ranking uses a player's valid turnover generated during the corresponding statistical period as the ranking metric. The higher the valid turnover, the better the ranking performance on the leaderboard.

Card Rankings: Hand Types Achieved

The Card Rankings are sorted by the number of hand types a player achieves during the corresponding statistical period. The leaderboard shows the hand type count for ranked players and ranks them accordingly.

Banker Rankings: Banker Plays

The Banker Rankings are sorted by the number of times a player acts as banker during the corresponding statistical period. The more valid banker rounds a player completes, the higher the corresponding banker ranking data accumulates.

The Supreme NiuNiu Points Ranking is used to compare players' valid turnover performance. After entering the leaderboard, select 'Points Ranking' to view the current period's player rankings, valid turnover data, and the top three honor positions.

How is Points Ranking Calculated

The core metric for Points Ranking is 'Valid Turnover'. The system ranks based on valid turnover recorded in the current statistical period and displays the corresponding data on the leaderboard.

View Points Ranking Details

In addition to the top three honor positions, the Points Ranking displays detailed rankings for the corresponding period below. Users can view the rankings for that period based on their selected daily, weekly, or monthly leaderboard.

View Ranked Players & Update Time

The top of the Points Ranking shows the current number of ranked players and the most recent update time. This information helps users confirm the data range and latest statistical status of the current leaderboard.

The Supreme NiuNiu Card Rankings use 'Hand Types Achieved' as the main ranking metric to display players' cumulative performance in reaching relevant hand types in Supreme NiuNiu. After selecting Card Rankings, you can view the hand type achievement rankings for the current period.

How is Card Rankings Calculated

The Card Rankings are sorted by the number of hand types achieved during the corresponding statistical period. The page directly displays the achievement count for ranked players, such as 30, 24, or 23 times, for easy comparison of the current leaderboard performance.

Difference Between Card Rankings and Daily Card Rewards

Card Rankings are used to count and display player hand type achievement rankings, while Daily Card Rewards are calculated based on specified hand types, participation threshold, completion count, and daily reward slots. They serve different purposes, and leaderboard data does not indicate that players have met the conditions for claiming daily rewards.

View Card Rankings Details

After selecting 'Card Rankings' in the leaderboard, you can view the honor positions and detailed rankings for the current daily, weekly, or monthly leaderboard. Specific rankings and achievement counts will update with the statistical data.

The Supreme NiuNiu Banker Rankings are sorted by the number of times players act as banker, suitable for viewing different players' banker activity in Supreme NiuNiu rounds. The page displays ranked players and their corresponding completed banker round count.

How is Banker Rankings Calculated

The Banker Leaderboard uses 'number of banker rounds' as the statistical metric. Valid banker rounds completed by players during the corresponding statistical period enter the leaderboard and are ranked by cumulative results.

Difference between the Banker Leaderboard and Daily Banker Rewards

The Banker Leaderboard compares players' banker round rankings; Daily Banker Rewards are calculated based on specified banker tasks at 18, 28, 58, 88, 108 rounds, etc. Entering the leaderboard does not equal completing banker reward tasks — check the Daily Rewards page for your actual progress.

View Banker Leaderboard rounds

The Banker Leaderboard displays the corresponding number of banker rounds next to each player's ranking, such as 30, 22, or 19 rounds. Users can understand each player's banker performance during the current statistical period through this data.

Points Leaderboard, Card Game Leaderboard, and Banker Leaderboard each offer daily, weekly, and monthly rankings. Users can first select the leaderboard type they want to view, then switch the time range to compare rankings across short-term and longer periods.

Daily

Daily rankings display leaderboard data for the current daily statistical period, ideal for viewing ranking changes in daily valid turnover, hand completion, or banker rounds.

Weekly

The weekly leaderboard shows cumulative ranking performance within the current weekly statistical period. After switching to weekly, Points Leaderboard, Card Game Leaderboard, or Banker Leaderboard will display based on corresponding weekly data.

Monthly

The monthly leaderboard displays cumulative ranking performance within the current monthly statistical period, ideal for viewing valid turnover, hand completion, or banker round rankings over a longer time range.

The Supreme Niu Niu Leaderboard features the current top three players in the 'Honor Seat' area, labeled as Champion, Runner-up, and Third Place. Different leaderboards use their respective corresponding data metrics for the Honor Seat.

Champion

The #1 ranked player in the current leaderboard is displayed in the center of the Honor Seat and labeled as Champion, while showing that player's corresponding valid turnover, hand completion count, or banker rounds on the current leaderboard.

Runner-up and Third Place

The #2 and #3 ranked players are displayed as Runner-up and Third Place respectively, showing their corresponding ranking data. As the leaderboard updates, the Honor Seat will also change based on the latest rankings.

Ranking Details

Below the top three, a 'Ranking Details' section displays other leaderboard players. The actual number shown will vary depending on the current leaderboard and results.

Users can enter the Supreme Niu Niu Leaderboard page and switch between daily, weekly, and monthly rankings as well as Points Leaderboard, Card Game Leaderboard, and Banker Leaderboard to view rankings across different time ranges and statistical metrics.

Step 1: Enter the Leaderboard

Enter the 'Leaderboard' page from the Supreme Niu Niu platform. Once entered, you can see the current default leaderboard, statistical period, number of players ranked, and the most recent update time.

Step 2: Select Daily, Weekly, or Monthly

Select the statistical period you want to view from the top of the leaderboard, including daily, weekly, and monthly options. After switching, the page will display leaderboard data according to the corresponding period.

Step 3: Select Leaderboard Type

Switch between the Points Leaderboard, Card Game Leaderboard, and Banker Leaderboard. The Points Leaderboard shows valid wagering volume, the Card Game Leaderboard shows card hand achievements, and the Banker Leaderboard shows the number of times as banker.

Step 4: View Top 3 Honor Seats

After selecting a leaderboard, you can view the top 3 players in the "Honor Seats" section, along with their corresponding statistics on that leaderboard.

Step 5: View Ranking Details

Continue scrolling to view the full ranking details of the current leaderboard and see other ranked players and their data. Leaderboard content updates based on platform statistics.

What leaderboards are available for Supreme Niu Niu?

Supreme Niu Niu currently has 3 leaderboards: Points Leaderboard, Card Game Leaderboard, and Banker Leaderboard. The Points Leaderboard tracks valid wagering volume, the Card Game Leaderboard tracks card hand achievements, and the Banker Leaderboard tracks the number of times as banker.

Can you view daily rankings on the Supreme Niu Niu leaderboard?

Yes. The leaderboards offer daily, weekly, and monthly rankings. Users can switch between these three time periods and view the Points Leaderboard, Card Game Leaderboard, and Banker Leaderboard separately.

How is the Points Leaderboard ranked?

The Supreme Niu Niu Points Leaderboard is ranked by valid wagering volume during the corresponding time period. The page displays ranked players and their valid wagering data.

How is the Card Game Leaderboard ranked?

The Card Game Leaderboard is ranked by the number of card hand achievements completed during the corresponding period. The page displays each ranked player's cumulative card hand achievements.

How is the Banker Leaderboard ranked?

The Banker Leaderboard is ranked by the number of times a player has been banker during the corresponding time period, with data displayed as the number of rounds.

How are the top 3 displayed on the leaderboard?

The top 3 on each leaderboard enter the "Honor Seats" section, displaying 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place respectively, along with their corresponding ranking data from that leaderboard.

Do leaderboard rankings update?

Yes. The leaderboard page displays the most recent update time. Rankings update based on the latest data from the corresponding time period, so the current page display should be considered the accurate ranking.

Does Card Game Leaderboard ranking equal completing card game rewards?

No. The Card Game Leaderboard tracks card hand achievement rankings, while card game rewards have separate conditions including betting minimums, specified card hands, completion count requirements, and daily limits. Please check the daily card game reward rules separately.

Does Banker Leaderboard ranking equal completing banker rewards?

No. The Banker Leaderboard displays banker frequency rankings, while banker rewards are calculated based on specified banker task requirements and related activity rules. Check the daily banker rewards page for actual reward progress.