Evolution / Ezugi · Asian Games
Dragon Tiger — the fastest card game in the live casino
Dragon Tiger is baccarat stripped to one decision: one card is dealt to Dragon, one to Tiger, highest card wins. There is no drawing, no third card and no commission on the main bets, so a round takes about 25 seconds. Tie and Suited Tie side bets add bigger payouts.
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How to play Dragon Tiger
- Bet on Dragon, Tiger or Tie (and Suited Tie where offered).
- One card is dealt to each side; Ace is low, King is high.
- The higher card wins and pays 1:1. Tie pays 11:1, Suited Tie 50:1.
Tips and things to know
- Dragon and Tiger are equal bets; the Tie bet carries a much higher house edge and is best treated as a small side bet.
- Half the stake is returned on Dragon/Tiger bets when a tie lands at most tables.
Dragon Tiger — frequently asked questions
Is Dragon Tiger the same as baccarat?
It is a simplified version: one card each instead of two or three, and no drawing rules. The house edge on the main bets is similar to baccarat's banker bet.
What does Suited Tie pay?
Typically 50:1 when both cards share rank and suit. Table rules show the exact odds.
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