Dragon Tiger
Dragon Tiger uses two cards. One is Dragon and one is Tiger. The higher card wins. A tie is the case where both cards share a rank. Ace is the lowest card and King is the highest. Suits are not described as a tie-break.
How a round goes
- Bet Dragon, Tiger, or tie.
- One card is dealt to each side.
- The higher rank wins.
- Equal ranks are the tie.
| Cards | Two, one for each side |
|---|---|
| Tie | Both cards share the same rank |
| Rank | Ace low, King high |
Rank is the only comparison on the brand page
Two cards are the whole deal. One card is Dragon and one card is Tiger. Players name Dragon, Tiger, or a tie before the deal, and the tie is the case where both cards share a value. The dealer deals one card to each side. The higher rank wins. Ace is the low card and King is the high card.
Suits are not given a job in that comparison. Equal ranks are the tie, which is its own bet rather than a leftover. There is no third card to rescue a side, and no hand ranking beyond the single card.
What the how-to note adds
The how-to note calls this the fastest casino room and times it at about 15 seconds. It says the two cards come from a single deck. It also names a tie bet and suit side bets. Those side bets are extra names. They are not a rule that a suit breaks a tie on the main cards. The brand page still decides the main cards by rank alone.
Multiples printed beside the tie and the suit bets are not copied here. The brand page does not print a payout table for Dragon, Tiger, or the tie.
| Cards | Two, one for each side |
|---|---|
| Deck on the how-to note | A single deck |
| Bets on the brand page | Dragon, Tiger, or tie |
| Win | Higher rank |
| Tie | Both cards share a rank |
| Rank | Ace low, King high |
| Suits on the brand page | Not a tie-break |
| Extra names on the how-to note | Tie bet and suit side bets |
| Time on the how-to note | About 15 seconds |
Which room this is not
Teen Patti and 3 Patti deal three cards and compare named hands. Andar Bahar chases one rank down two sides until that rank appears again. Dragon Tiger stops at the two opening cards. If you wanted a middle card and an alternating deal, open Andar Bahar.
Shared limits
The how-to note says every room can be opened as practice or as a cash room. Practice coins are demo coins and do not convert. One room runs at a time. Stake amounts on that note are not copied onto this page.
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