Dragon Tiger: one card each, higher card wins

Baccarat with the maths taken out. One card goes to Dragon, one to Tiger, and the higher card wins. On the Joker123 table the dragon is drawn in faint lines on the left of a red oval felt, the tiger on the right, and a green 和 for Tie sits in between.

Three spots and nothing else

The felt shows Dragon 1:2, Tiger 1:2 and Tie 1:8. Written that way, 1:2 means a chip on the winning side comes back as two, so you win the same as you staked. The help screen says the same thing in other words: "payoff is 2 to 1" for Dragon or Tiger and "8 to 1" for a tie.

The old page listed side bets on odd, even and each of the four suits at 3:1, plus a rule about sevens. None of those are on this table. If your version of the app shows them, check their payouts on screen. Don't take them from an old article.

Like the baccarat table, it opens with three ranges: 1 to 250, 10 to 1,000 and 20 to 2,000.

How a round goes

Chips down, press Deal. A bet label appears over your side, one card lands face down under a yellow arrow, and the button changes to Show Card with a countdown in the corner. You can flip it yourself or wait.

The hero picture at the top shows a finished round: 5 of hearts for Dragon, 3 of clubs for Tiger, and 龍贏, Dragon wins, in big gold letters. A 1.00 chip on Dragon turned into a 2.00 total win, which is the 1:2 on the felt.

The rule about suits

This is the line on the help screen people skip. It says Dragon wins with "higher Rank and Suit", and a tie happens only when both cards have "same Rank and Suit". So suits break what would otherwise be a tie. We couldn't find the suit order anywhere in the screenshots, and the tie bet is harder to land than it sounds.

The old page also mentioned 25-second rounds and lighting effects synced to the results. Neither fits an animated table with no dealer, so we left them out.

Other quick tables: Lucky Roulette and the rest of the e-casino section. Our overview of Joker123 covers where game IDs come from. If you want to play, request an ID via the partner link and keep the first top-up small.

Adults only, 18+. Online gambling is illegal in Malaysia, and a simple game is still a real-money game. There's more on setting limits on the responsible gaming page.