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Dragon Tiger, the one-card duel in the Mega888 lobby
Bet on Dragon, Tiger or Tie, one card each and the higher card wins. The lobby splits the table into colour rooms with their own payouts and tie rules.

Two cards, one for each side, and the higher one wins. That's the whole of Dragon Tiger. You put chips on 龍 Dragon, 虎 Tiger or 和 Tie, the dealer turns a card for each, and a big pair of characters announces the winner across the felt. The old page added that it plays like a stripped-down baccarat, which is fair: no third card, no drawing rules.
The lobby and the rooms
The Mega888 lobby lists the table as numbered rooms, A and B both marked 0.5 to 1000, each with a countdown and a road map of past results in red, yellow and green. One version has a drawn dealer and a 10 second timer. The old site also had separate pages for Blue, Green and Red rooms, which we have folded in here. In the screenshots the colours are teal, blue and red, and every one shows Min 0.5 and Max 1000 in the corner. What changes is the payout and the tie rule printed on the cloth.

In the teal room Dragon and Tiger pay 1:2, Tie pays 1:9, and a tie gives back half of a Dragon or Tiger bet. The blue room pays 1:1.97 on each side and hands back the full bet on a tie.

The red room pays 1:2 but ranks suits: spades over hearts over clubs over diamonds, and only the same rank and suit is a tie.

Slots from the same lobby: Da Si Xi, Fortune Fest and Fishing Star. The Mega888 list and overview cover the rest. If you want to play, our partner issues Mega888 IDs.
18+. Online gambling is illegal in Malaysia, and a fast game like this one burns through a balance quickly. Read responsible gaming before you sit down.
Questions people ask
How does Dragon Tiger work?
One card goes to Dragon and one to Tiger. You bet on the side you think gets the higher card, or on a Tie. There are no third cards, so each round is over in seconds.
What is the difference between the colour rooms?
Our screens show the same 0.5 to 1000 limits in all three. The teal room pays 1:2 and returns half your bet on a tie, the blue one pays 1:1.97 and returns all of it, and the red one breaks ties by suit.
What happens to a Dragon or Tiger bet on a tie?
It depends on the room. The table text says 50% comes back in the teal room and 100% in the blue room. In the red room a tie only counts when rank and suit are both equal.
18+ only. Real-money game, and online gambling is illegal in Malaysia. Don't play with money you need, and stop when it stops being fun. Responsible gaming.





