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Dragon Tiger is a fast two-card table game. One card goes to Dragon, one card goes to Tiger, and the higher rank wins the main result. Download the latest PAK500 APK to join the live tables.
What is Dragon Tiger?
Dragon Tiger uses one card on each side. The cards are compared by rank and the higher card wins.
Many tables also include Tie, suit, colour or other side bets.
Dragon Tiger rules
The main game is a straight comparison between the Dragon and Tiger cards. Similar to the fast-paced nature of <a href="/pak500-games/andar-bahar/">Andar Bahar</a>, Dragon Tiger uses a single-card comparison.
Dragon
One side receives one card.
Tiger
The other side receives one card.
Higher card
The higher-ranked card wins the main result.
Tie
Equal ranks create a tie.
Suit
Suit normally does not decide the main Dragon/Tiger result.
Side bets
Tie, colour or suit choices can appear separately.
How a Dragon Tiger round works
Choose a side
Select Dragon, Tiger or another available result.
Betting closes
The table stops accepting selections.
Two cards appear
One card is dealt to each side.
Ranks are compared
The higher card wins.
Tie if equal
Matching ranks produce the Tie result.
Round settles
The table updates the result and starts again.
Dragon Tiger terms
The first side.
The second side.
Both cards have the same rank.
The card value used for comparison.
Dragon or Tiger.
An extra result such as Tie, colour or suit.
Tie rules
A Tie is separate from a normal Dragon or Tiger win and can have its own payout.
Some tables also handle the main Dragon and Tiger selections differently when a tie appears, so check the table display before joining.
Things to avoid in Dragon Tiger
Know the round rules before you play and do not chase a losing session.
Ignoring the Tie result
Tie can settle differently from Dragon or Tiger.
Using suit for the main comparison
The main result normally uses card rank.
Following streaks
A run of Dragon or Tiger results does not force the next card.
Missing side-bet rules
Tie, suit and colour choices can pay differently.
Playing too fast
Rounds can repeat quickly.
Know the game before using real money.
Dragon Tiger can involve real money. Set your own limit and never treat a previous result as a guarantee.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers about gameplay, rules and features.
How many cards are used in Dragon Tiger?+
One card is dealt to Dragon and one to Tiger.
How is the winner decided?+
The higher-ranked card normally wins.
What happens on equal ranks?+
The round is a Tie.
Does suit decide the main winner?+
Usually no. Suit can appear as a separate side bet.
Is Dragon Tiger fast?+
Yes. It is one of the faster table games.