Dragon
Wins when the Dragon card is higher.
Dragon Tiger is a two-card game: one card goes to Dragon, one to Tiger, and the higher card wins. It appears in the 24betting Top Indian Games row.
You bet before the deal. Each side gets a single card.
Wins when the Dragon card is higher.
Wins when the Tiger card is higher.
Both cards have the same value.
On most live tables, Dragon and Tiger pay even money (1:1), a Tie pays 11:1 (8:1 on some tables) and a Suited Tie pays 50:1. The rules panel on the 24betting table shows its exact payouts and tie rule.
Dragon Tiger is a simplified form of baccarat with one card per side. On most tables, aces are low (1) and kings are high (13), and suits do not affect who wins. Suits matter only for a suited tie side bet.
On many tables, if the round is a tie, Dragon and Tiger bets lose half their stake rather than all of it.
Bet on the side whose card is higher. A tie bet wins when both cards have the same value.
On most tables the ace is low and the king is high. Check the rules screen on the table you play.