
Dragon Tiger
Evolution, Live card game
About Dragon Tiger
The simplest live casino card game, one card dealt to Dragon, one to Tiger, highest wins. Tie bet pays 11:1. No decisions, instant results. Popular across Asian markets. Lightning-fast rounds perfect for quick-action gaming sessions.
Dragon Tiger is a card comparison game where the dealer places one card in the Dragon position and one card in the Tiger position. Players bet on which hand wins or if the result ties. The game uses a standard 52-card deck with cards valued at face value, face cards at 10, and aces at 1. Evolution's live dealer version streams from a physical table with a real dealer managing card placement and payouts. Winning Dragon or Tiger bets pay 1:1. Tie bets pay 8:1 when both cards match in rank. Side bets exist for specific card combinations, such as suited ties or big/small outcomes, each with different odds. The house edge varies by bet type, with standard Dragon and Tiger bets carrying a lower house advantage than side bet options.
Dragon Tiger: how to start
The button below launches Dragon Tiger directly. Bets come off your crypto balance and winnings credit back when the round closes.
You join a live-streamed table with a real dealer; seats and limits are shown before you sit. Your balance stays in crypto end to end, and winnings withdraw to your own wallet.
Play Dragon TigerFrequently Asked Questions
What exactly happens in a Dragon Tiger round and how fast do they complete?
One card goes to Dragon, one to Tiger, and the highest card wins the round. Rounds complete in seconds because there are no player decisions or additional draws involved, making Dragon Tiger one of the fastest live dealer games available.
If I bet on a Tie, what payout do I get and how often does it hit?
A Tie bet pays 11:1 when both Dragon and Tiger receive cards of equal rank. With a standard 8-deck shoe, Tie occurs roughly 8% of the time, so it remains a high-risk, high-reward side bet.
How does the 96.27% RTP affect my expected winnings over time?
The 96.27% RTP means that for every 100 units wagered across all players and rounds, the game returns an average of 96.27 units in winnings. The remaining 3.73% constitutes the house edge and applies consistently regardless of session length.
Does Dragon Tiger require strategy or player decisions during each round?
Dragon Tiger requires no strategy or in-game decisions. You place your bet on Dragon, Tiger, or Tie before the cards are dealt, then watch the instant result. The game is pure chance with no skill element involved.
What is the maximum amount I can win from a single bet?
The maximum win on Dragon Tiger is 11:1, which occurs when you bet on Tie and both cards match in rank. Main bets on Dragon or Tiger pay 1:1, so a Tie bet is the only way to achieve the 11:1 maximum multiplier.