How to Play Dragon Tiger
Dragon Tiger is a single-card comparison game. One card is dealt to the Dragon position and one to the Tiger position. The higher card wins. That's the whole game. It's one of the fastest card games in any casino.
How to Play
- Bet on Dragon, Tiger, or Tie.
- One card is dealt to each position.
- Higher card wins. Dragon or Tiger bets pay 1:1. Tie pays 8:1.
- On a tie, Dragon/Tiger bets return half your stake (not a full loss).
- Cards rank Ace (lowest, value 1) through King (highest, value 13).
Side Bets
- Suited Tie: both cards are the same rank and suit. Pays 50:1.
Millionaire Mode
An optional side bet. Qualifying outcomes pay from the Millionaire prize pool, up to $1,000,000.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if Dragon and Tiger receive the same card value?
A tie occurs. Dragon and Tiger bets return half your stake, while Tie bets pay 8:1 on your wager.
How are cards ranked in Dragon Tiger?
Ace ranks lowest with a value of 1, and King ranks highest. Cards rank in standard order from Ace through King.
What are the payout odds for Dragon and Tiger bets?
Dragon and Tiger bets both pay 1:1, meaning a winning bet returns your original stake plus an equal amount in winnings.
Can I bet on multiple positions in a single round?
Yes, you can place bets on Dragon, Tiger, or Tie in the same round. Each bet is independent and settles based on the outcome.
Why is Dragon Tiger considered one of the fastest casino games?
Only one card is dealt to each position and the higher card wins instantly. The game requires no complex decisions and resolves in seconds.
