The game is played with 8 decks of regular playing cards which are shuffled before every hand is dealt. The King is the highest-value card (13 points), with the Ace being the lowest (1 point).
A semi-circular table of either red or dark grey baize takes up most of the screen, with placeholders for the two cards, as well as betting areas marked out for the individual bets. Above the table, at the top of the screen, you’ll see the previously played cards, along with a Baccarat-style roadmap of the previous nine hands.
Below the table is a row of different coloured chips laid out horizontally which range in value from 1 to 50. Below this, there’s the Information button with which you can set the game limits, including time between plays and session times, toggle sound on and off, activate Turbo Mode for faster gameplay, as well as check your session history.
How to Play Dragon Tiger VIP
To begin, simply slide any chip onto the betting area of the table, with the right-hand side being a bet on the Tiger, and the left-hand side being a bet on the Dragon. The betting types are clearly marked. Hit the “Deal” button and two cards will be dealt with the dragon being first. The highest card wins.
Dragon Tiger VIP Payouts
A bet on either the Dragon or Tiger to win pays out at 1:1. A Small bet signifies the chosen cards will have a value less than seven, with the Big bet being a value over seven. Both these payout at 1:1. All bets and their respective payouts are listed in the table below.
Type of Bet | Payout |
Dragon or Tiger to Win | 1:1 |
Dragon or Tiger Small | 1:1 |
Dragon or Tiger Big | 1:1 |
Red or Black | 1:1 |
Dragon or Tiger Suit | 3:1 |
2 Red or 2 Black | 3:1 |
Tie Side Bet | 11:1 |
Suited Tie Side Bet | 50:1 |
Take note the original bet is returned to the player in all instances except in the 2 Red or 2 Black wager or the Tie bet. In these cases, the bet is lost.
