Across Incheon, Seoul (Gangnam & Yongsan), and Jeju Island, Trilingual Korean/Chinese/English 5-road displays in Incheon, Seoul, and Jeju display the Bead Plate, the 6-row Big Road, and the three lookback grids (Big Eye Boy, Small Road, and Cockroach Pig) for South Korea (KR) players. On this 40-hand South Korea trajectory (21 Banker wins, 17 Player wins, and 2 ties across 24 KR columns), NGCC-compliant boards generate 35 Big Eye Boy marks, 33 Small Road marks, and 31 Cockroach Pig marks.
Because Tourism Promotion Act Article 28 & NGCC Foreigner-Exclusive Casino Regulations requires physical 8-deck card shuffles and burn procedures at every South Korea (KR) table in Incheon, Seoul (Gangnam & Yongsan), and Jeju Island, scoreboard streaks recorded on Trilingual Korean/Chinese/English 5-road displays in Incheon, Seoul, and Jeju reflect completed KR hands only and never alter the mathematical odds of the next card dealt in South Korea.