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How to play Dragon vs Tiger

Dragon vs Tiger is easy to follow because each side receives only one card. You choose which side will have the higher rank, or choose Tie if you expect equal ranks. This guide explains the rules used by the FooneBet live table.

1. Watch a round or start in Demo mode

Open the live table to watch without signing in. To place chips, sign in and choose Demo in the account switch. Demo chips let you learn the controls without staking money from the real wallet. A demo balance is not a cash balance.

2. Pick a chip and a betting zone

While the countdown says betting is open, select a chip value and tap Dragon, Tiger or Tie. Each tap adds that chip to your chosen zone. The displayed round total includes all your zones and cannot exceed the table's current maximum. You also need enough balance to cover each chip.

3. Compare the cards

The table reveals one card for Dragon and one for Tiger. Compare ranks rather than suits: Ace is lowest, followed by 2 through 10, Jack, Queen and King. Dragon wins when its card ranks higher; Tiger wins when its card ranks higher. Equal ranks are a Tie.

For example, Dragon's Queen beats Tiger's 8. If both sides show a 6, the round is a Tie even if their suits differ.

4. Check how your bet settled

Dragon and Tiger wins return 2× the winning stake. A Tie win returns 9× the winning stake. These totals include the stake originally placed. On FooneBet, Dragon and Tiger bets lose when the cards tie. Bets on the other losing zones also lose.

Questions new players ask

Can I watch without signing in? Yes. Sign-in is required to place bets, including demo bets.

Do suits decide the winner? No. Card rank decides the winner, and equal ranks produce a Tie.

Can I change a result by clicking at a particular time? No. Betting closes before the cards are revealed, and the shared result comes from the server.

Does Demo use the real wallet? No. Demo chips and the real wallet are separate.