Live dealer Dragon Tiger

Dragon Tiger, also sometimes known as Casino War, is a card game that is quickly gaining players across Europe. The game originates from Asia, though the way this simple comparison game works is probably familiar to anyone who has ever held a deck of cards in their hands. Fast gameplay and simple rules are quickly making this game a hit across all online casinos.

The game is mostly available as a live version.

Fast, fun and easy to play

There are only three positions on which the player can bet on: the tiger, the dragon, and tie. In the case of the first two, whichever is highest wins the hand. Rules change from provider to provider, but usually, in the case of a tie(when you are not betting on it), you only lose half of your bet. Guessing a tie correctly results in a bigger than normal win.

And it really is that simple. A usual round lasts two dozen seconds, after which you claim your wins or suck up your losses and bet again. There’s, of course, plenty of flavour added through statistics and tools, and even through some possible side bets.

From Cambodia comes a brand new card game

Rumours tell that the game originates from Cambodia, where it was an extremely popular card game at the local casinos. As these casinos started offering live casino experiences, they at the same time launched the product on live casino markets. However, as you remember the game is also called casino war, and the game itself is familiar all over, just without the gambling part.

Today the game is quickly becoming extremely popular, and most online casinos and game providers are pushing out their own version of the game. You probably won't have to look for this game, it will come to you.

Low house edge in Dragon Tiger

When compared to slots, betting or even poker variations there really aren’t that many table games. One of the big reasons for this is that the house edge for games like blackjack and roulette is already so tight, that it is hard to compete with. Dragon Tiger can happily join the cast. The actual edge depends on the bets you choose, which as usual means that the higher the reward the higher the risk is.

Actual house edge also depends on the developer. In most cases, Dragon Tiger house edge is around 3%, perhaps just slightly higher than in roulette.

Bet on a tie, on one card or the other one!

Truth be told, it is probably the numerous side bets that make this game so great and so popular. Without them, the game would be a tad bit too simple, but you have just the right amount of fast action combined with potential wins.

This is again something that depends on the game producer. For example, in Evolution Gaming’s version, you can bet on a suited tie bet. This has a payout of 50:1. Other producers offer options on guessing the rank, the suite, the colour, odd or even, and so forth. There’s plenty of variation brought through these, that most other table games lack. This explains why the game has grown popular and will continue to do so.

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