Dragon Tiger — Fast, Sharp, One-Card Decisions

Dragon and Tiger are the two positions dealt one card each per round. You bet on which position receives the higher-ranked card. No hand-building or further draws are involved.

A Tie bet wins when Dragon and Tiger receive cards of equal rank. It carries a higher payout than the main sides but comes around less frequently in a standard card shoe.

Suited Tie wins when both cards share the same rank AND the same suit. It is rarer than a plain Tie and typically carries the table's highest posted payout multiplier for side bets.

A card shoe is the physical dispenser holding multiple decks of cards. The dealer draws from it each round. The number of decks inside affects how often Tie results statistically appear.

RTP stands for Return to Player — the theoretical percentage of total bets a game returns over many rounds. We display this figure only where the studio publishes it for that specific table.

Before each new shoe begins, one or more cards are discarded face-down. These are called burn cards. They are a standard card-room practice and do not count toward any round result.