Information about Dragon Tiger Online
| Genre | Casino Card Game |
|---|---|
| Release date | November 23, 2019 |
| Developer | OneTouch |
| RTP | 96.27% |
| Min/Max Bet | 0.5/5000 |
| Platforms | Windows, MacOS, Android, iOS |
| Technology | HTML5, JavaScript |
This free Dragon Tiger game is similar to online baccarat and is one of Asia’s favorites. It is a fast-paced game with high limits. It works excellently on any type of device and doesn’t require downloading.
What we love about this browser game is its ease of use and graphics. An extra is the roaring sounds of the beasts when the cards are revealed!
Quick Instructions
- The game uses eight 52-card decks. Shuffled after every round.
- You can bet on two sides: Dragon or Tiger. You can also bet on a Tie.
- One card is dealt to both of these sides.
- The side with the highest-value card wins. The rank goes from King to Ace (Aces being low).
- When the cards are ranked equally, your bet on the Tie wins.
You can even bet on more specific things like the card being red or black. The different types of bets all come with their own payouts. These payouts can be different depending on the software provider. In this casino demo game, you can press the information icon to see the paytable.
Read more: detailed Dragon Tiger rules
In-Game Options
The buttons are straightforward: you select a chip or multiple (ranging in value from 0.5 to 1000) and place them in your desired betting area. Then you press the green “Deal” button to reveal the cards.
At the top of the screen, you can keep track of your current balance and winnings.
You have many options when clicking the hamburger menu in the top right corner. From top to bottom, they are:
- The paytable (odds and bet limits).
- The game rules.
- Your session history.
- Game customization settings. Includes music, chip size, table colors, type of cards, and more.
- Language selector. For example: Mandarin, Vietnamese, Japanese, Spanish, French, and many more.
- Cryptographic hash functions to show the game is provably fair.
