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How it plays
Dragon Tiger is a live table game from Evolution, often described as a two-card version of Baccarat. Only two cards are dealt, the Dragon and the Tiger, and the player bets on which card is higher or whether the result is a tie. This page covers only the officially published rules and offers no way to win.
Each deal gives out just two competing cards, one for the Dragon and one for the Tiger.
The player bets before the deal, choosing whether the Dragon is higher, the Tiger is higher, or the two cards match in value for a tie.
Two side bets are also available: the Tie bet, which applies whatever the suit, and the Suited Tie bet, which pays more.
Every deal is random and earlier results have no effect on the next one. This site gives no betting advice.
The official description, line by line
Official description (this site's rendering)
Often described as a two-card version of Baccarat, Dragon Tiger is an engaging yet simple game that Baccarat fans are likely to enjoy.
Official English text “Often described as a two-card version of Baccarat, Dragon Tiger is an engaging, yet simple game that Baccarat enthusiasts will love.”
Official description (this site's rendering)
Just two competing cards are dealt, the Dragon and the Tiger, and players simply bet on which card will be highest or whether the deal will end in a tie.
Official English text “Just two competing cards are dealt — the Dragon and the Tiger — and players simply bet on which card will be highest, or whether the deal will result in a tie.”
Official description (this site's rendering)
Two side bets are available: the Tie bet, which pays 11:1 whatever the suit, and the Suited Tie bet, which pays 50:1.
Official English text “Two side bets are available: the Tie bet, irrespective of suit pays 11:1, and the Suited Tie bet with a payout of 50:1.”
Official data
- Game provider
- Evolution
Items the official page does not publish are not listed in this table and are not guessed. Official page
Frequently asked questions
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