HealingMatgo special rules guide: Jjok, Ttadak, Sweep, Ppeok, Shake, Bomb, Chongtong

The fun of Go-Stop is in special moments that make you say, “Oh, that worked!” HealingMatgo has many rules too: Jjok, Ttadak, Ppeok, Sweep, Shake, Bomb and Chongtong. The names may sound unfamiliar, but they are easy once you see them. Let’s go through them all at once.

1. Special rules at a glance

Rule What is the situation? Result
Jjok You flip a card from the deck with the same month as the card you played, and that month is not on the table (except on the last move) Capture both and take an Opponent Junk
Ttadak You capture 2 same-month cards on the table, your card and the flipped card all at once Take an Opponent Junk
Sweep You clear the whole table Take an Opponent Junk
Ppeok 3 cards of the same month pile up on the table They stay piled up, Ppeok count +1
Ppeok capture You capture the 3 piled cards 1 Opponent Junk
Self-Ppeok You capture a Ppeok you made yourself 2 Opponent Junk
Shake 3 cards of the same month in your hand (none of that month on the table) Choose ‘Yes’ and the settlement is ×2
Bomb 3 cards of the same month in your hand + 1 of that month on the table Capture 4 cards at once and take an Opponent Junk, settlement ×2
Chongtong 4 cards of the same month in your starting hand You win right at the start, point rate ×10

2. Jjok · Ttadak · Sweep

Jjok is when you flip a card from the deck with the same month as the card you played, and that month is not on the table, so you capture both at once. Ttadak is when there are 2 cards of the same month on the table and you capture them together with your card and the flipped card. Sweep is when you sweep up every card on the table. In all of these, you take an Opponent Junk.

In Endless mode (Start game), you also receive HP when these events happen.

Event HP
Jjok 10
Ttadak 15
Sweep 20
Ppeok capture 15
Self-Ppeok 30
Bomb 25
Shake (Yes) 5

Event rewards are capped at 2,000 HP per day in total.

A scene with a Whiff speech bubble and event text

Event text effects appear over the board during a game. When a special situation happens, it is shown on screen like this. (Screenshot shows the Korean interface.)

3. Ppeok, Self-Ppeok, and wins that end a round at once

  • Ppeok: 3 cards of the same month pile up on the table. A Ppeok on your first move is a First Ppeok, and the settlement is ×2. See the Self-Ppeok post for details.
  • 3-Ppeok Win: 3 Ppeok and you win at once (point rate ×100). See the 3-Ppeok Win post.
  • Whiff Win: 4 Whiffs and you win at once (point rate ×100). See the Whiff Win post.
Ppeok and Whiff

A ‘Ppeok!’ effect appears on the table, and the opponent’s Whiff chip shows 3/4. (Screenshot shows the Korean interface.)

4. Shake and Bomb

Shake is a question that appears when you hold 3 cards of the same month and that month is not on the table. You show the 3 cards to the opponent, and if you choose “Yes”, your score is doubled when you win. If you choose No, the game simply goes on.

Shake popup

You can see the message ‘Showing 3 cards of month 5 and shaking’, the Iris Animal, Junk and Junk cards, and the Yes and No buttons. (Screenshot shows the Korean interface.)

Bomb is when you hold 3 cards of the same month and 1 card of that month is on the table: you play all 3 at once and capture 4 cards including the table card. You take 1 Opponent Junk and the settlement is ×2. After a Bomb, 2 face-down cards (a pile) appear, and this pile lets you make a move that only flips it by clicking.

Bomb card effect

An effect scene where 3 Bomb picture cards sit side by side in the hand area. (Screenshot shows the Korean interface.)
Shake and Bomb multiply by the number of times

Shake and Bomb multiply ×2 for each time. 1 time is ×2, 2 times is ×4.

5. Chongtong

If you start a game and your starting hand contains 4 cards of the same month, that player wins right at the start. It is settled with point rate ×10. If 4 cards of the same month are laid out on the table, the dealer wins.

Chongtong notice popup

A ‘Guest: Month 8 Chongtong!’ popup. Four Month 8 cards (Bright, Animal, Junk, Junk) are shown side by side. (Screenshot shows the Korean interface.)

6. Bonus Junk and the Sep Animal

  • Bonus Junk: There are 0 by default, but if you use the item ‘5 Bonus Junk’, you get 5. If you hold one, you can play it at any time to capture it as a Double Junk, and it does not use up your turn.
  • Sep Animal: When you capture it, you are asked “Move it to Double Junk?” If you move it, it counts as 2 Junk.

FAQ

Q. How are Jjok and Ttadak different?
Jjok happens because of the card flipped from the deck, while Ttadak is when you capture 2 table cards at once with your card and the flipped card.
Q. Does the round end right away when a Chongtong appears?
Yes, it ends right at the start with that player’s win.
This article is based on the screens and rules of the new HealingMatgo version (as of November 2026). They may change with later updates.

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