Dragon Tiger is the quickest card game at the live table: one card for Dragon, one for Tiger, and the higher card wins. This guide explains the tie rule, the side bets worth knowing, and simple ways to manage your budget when you play live Dragon Tiger at iGang88.
Ace is lowest (1), then 2 to 10, then J, Q and K. King is the highest card. Suits do not matter for the main bet.
Dragon or Tiger usually pays 1:1. Tie usually pays 8:1.
Only two cards are dealt, so a round can finish in seconds.
Payouts and rules can differ by provider. Check the table's payout panel before you bet.
When Dragon and Tiger show cards of the same value, the round is a Tie. Tie bets win, but on many tables your Dragon or Tiger bet loses half its stake. This is where most of the house edge on the main bets comes from, so always check how your chosen table handles ties.
Side bet options vary by provider and table.
iGang88's live casino lobby includes Asian table providers such as Sexy Baccarat, Dream Gaming, Allbet and CT855. Dragon Tiger tables and side bets differ by provider, so open a few tables and compare their limits and payout panels. See all live casino providers.
Dragon and Tiger have far better odds than Tie or most side bets.
Pick one bet size, such as 2% of your session budget, and keep it the same.
Rounds are fast. Decide how many rounds you will play and take a break after.
It is similar but simpler. Dragon Tiger uses one card per side and no totals, while baccarat uses two or three cards and adds up the points.
On many tables, Dragon and Tiger bets lose half their stake on a tie. Tie bets win. Check your table's rules.
7 sits in the middle of the card range, so it is neither Big nor Small. That is how the table keeps its edge on this side bet.
Yes. Live Dragon Tiger at iGang88 runs in your mobile browser, and Android players can use the iGang88 app.