A333ACE333 games · No. 246
ACE333 Dragon Tiger: one card each, and a tie rule to know
The simplest card game in the ACE333 lobby: one card to Dragon, one to Tiger, higher wins. The table shows its odds and limits clearly, so here they are.
Dragon Tiger is about as short as a casino card game gets. The game deals one card to the Dragon side and one to the Tiger side, and the higher card wins. There is no drawing, no hand totals and nothing to decide after the deal.
The ACE333 version is a virtual table: a computer-generated dealer stands behind a blue felt with a dragon painted on the left and a tiger on the right, with a row of slot machines in the background. The old page had no text, so this is written from four screenshots.
The betting layout
Three boxes sit on the felt, as the hero screenshot shows. DRAGON pays 1:1, TIGER pays 1:1, and a smaller TIE box at the top pays 1:8. A small panel in the top right shows the table limits: MIN 0.50 and MAX 1000.00.
You bet by picking a chip from the row at the bottom (0.5, 1, 5 and 10 are visible, with more to the right) and tapping a box. The buttons change with the stage of the round: REBET and DEAL before the cards, then CLEAR and NEW GAME afterwards. Your balance is the CREDIT box in the top left.
The tie rule
A line of text runs across the table: a Tie bet wins if the two cards are equal in rank, and if there is a tie, 50% of the bet is returned. That second part matters for Dragon and Tiger players.
Here both sides drew a 2. The player had 0.50 on the table and the WIN box shows 0.25, which is the half-back rule in action. You lose half, not all of it.
In this round the Dragon card is a 10 and the Tiger card is an ace, and the table announces DRAGON WINS. So on this table the ace ranks low, below the 10.
Before you play
Rounds take seconds, which makes it easy to play far more hands than you meant to. The HISTORY grid in the bottom left records recent results. Past results don't change the next card, so don't read patterns into it.
There are three Dragon Tiger versions on the 918Kiss hub if you want to compare tables. For how ACE333 accounts work, see the ACE333 guide; to play this one you would request an ACE333 game ID.
Adults only. Online gambling is restricted in Malaysia; pick a stake you are comfortable losing, and use our responsible gaming tips if you find yourself chasing losses.
Collector's notes: questions readers ask
What happens to my Dragon bet if the cards tie?
The table text says 50% of the bet is returned on a tie. In the capture of a 2 against 2, a 0.50 bet shows 0.25 coming back.
Is the Tie bet worth it at 1:8?
It pays more because it hits far less often. The screens do not show the house edge, so treat it as the long-shot bet it is.
Is the dealer a live person?
No. The dealer is a fixed computer-generated figure; the cards are dealt by the game.
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.
