Open Face Chinese Poker (OFC) is a poker variant built around control, not chance — there's no betting and no bluffing, just building the strongest three-hand layout you can with the cards you're given. OFC Sit & Go keeps that same skill-first foundation, but adds a faster, higher-stakes structure: three players, one starting stack each, and stakes that climb hand after hand until only one player is left standing.
New to Open Face Chinese Poker? Start with our How to Play Open Face Chinese Poker guide before jumping into Sit & Go.
Same Cards, Real Skill
Every player at the Open Face Chinese Poker table is dealt the exact same cards each hand. There's no luck to blame — every advantage comes down to how you read and arrange your hand.
To keep things fair, boards stay completely hidden while everyone's placing cards. You won't see how your opponents are setting their hand until the final reveal, when every board is shown at once.
How OFC Sit & Go Works
A table starts the moment three players are seated. Everyone begins with 300 chips, and the stakes go up every hand:
| Hand | Stakes |
|---|---|
| 1 | 10 |
| 2 | 20 |
| 3 | 40 |
| 4 | 60 |
| 5 | 90 |
| 6 | 120 |
| 7 | 200 |
| 8 | 300 |
| 9+ | 900 |
Your chip loss each hand is your point loss multiplied by the current stakes — lose 5 points on hand 3 (40 stakes), and that's 200 chips gone. The match ends the moment only one player has chips left, or after 30 hands if no one's been eliminated yet.
OSR Points
When the match ends, every player earns or loses OSR points based on their final ranking:
| Finish | OSR |
|---|---|
| 1st | +5 |
| 2nd | -1 |
| 3rd | -3 |
A few special cases have their own rules:
- If two players are eliminated on the same hand, each loses 2 OSR.
- If two players are still standing after 30 hands, each gains 1 OSR.
- If all three players are still standing after 30 hands, no OSR changes hands.
Your OSR decides where you rank on the OSR leaderboard — tap the leaderboard from the OFC Sit & Go banner or from your match results to see where you stand.
Fantasyland in OFC Sit & Go
OFC Sit & Go runs on standard Open Face Chinese Poker Fantasyland rules — qualifying gives you a flat 14 cards, and re-entering Fantasyland (re-fantasy) is possible if you qualify again.
One twist: if every surviving player at the table qualifies for Fantasyland at the same time, Fantasyland is cancelled for everyone on the next hand — a Fantasyland chop.
More Ways to Play Open Face Chinese Poker
OFC Sit & Go joins Regular, Pineapple, Progressive, and Joker as another way to play Open Face Chinese Poker in OFC: Pineapple Poker — all in one app.
