Explore the Full Kara y Krus Round Structure
Each Kara y Krus round starts with the host displaying the coin — one face is Kara (heads, the face side) and the other is Krus (cross, the reverse). Before the toss, you place your bet on Kara, Krus, or in tables that support it, a double result where both coins show the same face. The toss result is declared, losing bets
are cleared, and winning bets pay at the published rate for that table — usually even-money on a single-face call, with a higher return on the double call. Our lobby carries perya-style tables sourced from studios familiar with local game formats, so the coin presentation, round timer and bet panel all match what Philippine players expect. Round history is displayed on screen
so you can track recent results without leaving the table.