FAQ Type: Casino INR

In the Dragon & Tiger game, two hands, the Dragon’s and the Tiger’s, are dealt with the following rules:

1. Card Rankings:
   • Cards are ranked from highest to lowest: K, Q, J, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, A.
   • There is no distinction between suits; only the rank of the cards matters.
2. Gameplay:
   • Players place bets on either the Dragon’s hand, the Tiger’s hand, or a Tie.
   • After bets are placed, one card is dealt face-up to the Dragon’s hand and one to the Tiger’s hand.
3. Determining the Winner:
   • The hand with the higher-ranking card wins.
   • If both hands have the same rank (a Tie), all Dragon and Tiger bets lose half of the wagered amount, while Tie bets win with an 8 to 1 payout.
4. Commission:
   • In case of a Tie:
     • Dragon and Tiger bets lose 50% of the wagered amount (1:1 payout with 50% commission).
     • Tie bets win with an 8 to 1 payout.
5. Standard Bet Types and Payouts:
   • Dragon’s Hand Wins: Pays 1:1 (50% commission charge in case of a Tie).
   • Tiger’s Hand Wins: Pays 1:1 (50% commission charge in case of a Tie).
   • Tie: Pays 1:8.

* Dragon & Tiger is a straightforward game where players bet on which hand will have the higher card. The simplicity and quick pace make it a popular choice in casinos.

Casino Hold’em is a fun spin on Texas Hold’em where you play against the house. The aim is to beat the dealer’s hand.

How to Play and Bet:

1. Ante Bet: Start by placing an initial bet known as the Ante.
2. AA Side Bet (Optional): You can also place an AA side bet, wagering on whether your and the dealer’s best five-card hand, using the initial two cards and the flop, will have a pair of Aces or better.
3. Dealing the Cards: Both you and the dealer get two private cards, and three community cards (the flop) are placed face-up.
4. Call Bet: After checking your cards and the flop, decide if you want to continue by placing a Call bet (twice the Ante) or fold and lose your Ante bet.
5. Turn and River: Two more community cards are dealt.
6. Reveal the Dealer’s Hand: The dealer shows their two cards, and the best five-card hand is made using the community cards and the dealer’s cards.
7. Comparing Hands: Your hand is compared to the dealer’s. The winner is based on standard poker rankings.

Payouts:

• Dealer Qualifies: If the dealer has at least a pair of 4s, your Ante bet pays even money, and the Call bet is paid out according to the payout table.
• Dealer Doesn’t Qualify: If the dealer doesn’t qualify, your Ante bet is returned, and the Call bet pays even money.
• AA Side Bet Payouts: If you placed an AA side bet, it pays out based on your best five-card hand using your hole cards and the flop.

* Casino Hold’em lets you enjoy the thrill of poker by playing directly against the dealer. With the chance to make side bets and win big based on various payout structures, it adds an exciting layer to the traditional game.