The game is played with eight standard decks of 52 cards (no jokers). Card values are as follows:
Bet on Dragon, Tiger, Tie or Suited Tie. A 20% fee will be added to each player’s total bet and is displayed in the user interface. For example, if you place a bet of $5, a 20% fee of $1 will be added, resulting in a total bet of $6.
After the betting time is over, the lightning round takes place. In each lightning round, a lightning suit (clubs, hearts, spades or diamonds) is chosen at random. All cards in this suit are then assigned a random Lightning multiplier (2x, 3x, 5x or 8x). The Lightning suit card and its multiplier are displayed in the user interface.
After the Lightning round, the dealer will deal a Dragon card to the Dragon and a Tiger card. During the deal, the Lightning combination card is highlighted in the user interface if a matching card has been dealt, so that the player knows that there is a chance of a multiplier.
Lightning Dragon Tiger is a super fast and simple two-card game with Lightning multipliers. The aim of the game is to predict which of the two dealt cards will have a higher value – the Dragon or the Tiger. Players can also bet on whether the Dragon and Tiger cards will have the same value and therefore tie. A Lightning suit with a multiplier is chosen randomly each round, offering the chance to multiply your winnings on a winning hand.
Your payout depends on the type of bet placed.
BET | PAYS |
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DRAGON * | 1–8:1 |
TIGER * | 1–8:1 |
TIE | 6.5–416:1 |
SUITED TIE | 20–1280:1 |
The optimal theoretical Return to Player (RTP) is 96.97% based on the Dragon/Tiger.
RTP for all bets:
BET | RETURN TO PLAYER |
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DRAGON | 96.97% |
TIGER | 96.97% |
TIE | 91.26% |
SUITED TIE | 82.93% |