918K918Kiss games · No. 150
Dragon Tiger 2: the blue table where a tie hands your bet back
The blue Dragon Tiger table uses rank only, and a tie refunds the Dragon or Tiger stake in full. Here is what the felt says, and what a small winning bet looked like.
Dragon Tiger 2 is the blue-felt version of the game on 918Kiss. It plays the same way as the others, one card each for Dragon and Tiger with the higher card winning, but it changes two details you should read before betting: the label on each side and what happens on a tie.
What the felt says
In the screenshot above, the left area shows the red dragon character with DRAGON 1:1.97, the right shows the tiger character with TIGER 1:1.97, and the centre has the green tie character with TIE 1:9. Those labels are the only payouts printed on the table.
A line of text at the top explains the tie rule (the in-game wording has a few typos): the Tie bet wins when the Dragon and Tiger cards are equal in rank, and in the event of a tie, 100% of your bet is returned. So ties here are about rank only. Suit does not come into it, unlike the red table.
The controls
The layout around the felt is shared with the other Dragon Tiger tables. The limits box says MAX 1000 and MIN 0.5. The chip rail goes 0.5, 1, 5, 10, 50, 100, 500, 1000. A road grid along the bottom tracks past results, and your balance sits in the corner. BACK and a menu button are top right.
What one round looked like
The second capture shows a 0.5 bet on Dragon. Dragon drew a Queen of hearts and Tiger drew an Ace of diamonds, and Dragon won, so the Ace counts low here, as it usually does in Dragon Tiger. The message reads "You win: 0.99". Put that next to the red table, where the same 0.5 bet came back as 1, and you can see what the 1:1.97 label means in practice.
Picking a table
If you are choosing between the three, the difference is in the small print, not the gameplay. Look at the red Dragon Tiger with its suit order, the green Dragon Tiger 3, or the Tiger Dragon table on 3Win8. The 918Kiss hub lists the rest. An agent can set you up with a 918Kiss ID.
Rounds take seconds, so spending can add up fast. Only play if you are 18 or older, stop when your set amount is gone, and keep in mind that online gambling is restricted in Malaysia. Our responsible gaming page has more.
Collector's notes: questions readers ask
What happens to my Dragon bet if the round is a tie?
The note on this table says a tie returns 100% of your bet. The Tie box itself is a separate bet, labelled 1:9.
Why does it say 1:1.97 instead of 1:2?
It is the return shown on the felt for this version. In our capture, a 0.5 bet on Dragon came back as 0.99, which fits that label.
18+ only. Real-money games; online gambling is restricted in Malaysia. Never top up money you need, and stop if it stops being fun. Responsible gaming.
