In the Dragon & Tiger game, two hands, the Dragon’s and the Tiger’s, are dealt with the following rules:
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
Fancy bets are special betting markets for cricket matches on BetJili. They are customized and do not affect the overall betting liquidity of the exchange.
What Are Fancy Bets?
- Fancy Bets: Unique markets specifically for cricket. They offer different outcomes to bet on.
- Back Bets: You bet on an outcome to happen.
- Lay Bets: You bet against an outcome to not happen.
Understanding “Yes” and “No”
- “Yes”: You believe the outcome will happen.
- “No”: You believe the outcome will not happen.
Example:
- Market: BAN over 30
- “BAN”: Bangladesh cricket team.
- “30 over BAN”: Bangladesh’s total runs in the first 30 overs.
- Bet “Yes”: You think Bangladesh will score 114 runs or more in the first 30 overs.
- Bet “No”: You think Bangladesh will score 113 runs or fewer in the first 30 overs.
How to Place a Fancy Bet
- Find the Market:
- Go to Cricket > Fancy Bets > Select a Match.
- Choose “Yes” or “No”:
- Pick whether you think the outcome will happen or not.
- Check the Odds:
- Review the odds displayed for each outcome.
- Enter Your Bet Amount:
- Decide how much you want to bet.
- Place the Bet:
In this number game, players bet on the numbers drawn from a bingo machine. There are 75 numbers in total, and 3 numbers are drawn each game. You can place bets during each ball interval to guess the outcome of the next ball. Here’s a guide to the different types of bets you can make:
1. Next Over/Under
- Description: Bet on whether the next ball will be Under (numbers 1 to 37) or Over (numbers 38 to 75).
- Example: Bet that the next ball will be “Over,” and if the next number is between 38 and 75, you win.
2. Next Odd/Even
- Description: Bet on whether the next ball will be an Odd or Even number.
- Example: Bet on “Even,” and if the next number is 2, 4, 6, etc., you win.
3. Next Red/Blue
- Description: Bet on the color of the next ball, which can be Red or Blue.
- Example: Bet on “Red,” and if the next number is one of the red balls, you win.
4. Next Combo
- Description: A combined bet on both Odd/Even and Red/Blue.
- Example: Bet on “Odd and Red.” You win if the next ball is both odd and red.
5. Number Wheel
- Description: Bet on a single number or a group of numbers from the wheel. Each number or group has unique odds.
- Example: Bet on the number “15” or a group like “1, 2, 3, 4, 5.”
Bet Types
- Five-Numbers Bet: Place a bet on five numbers arranged horizontally in a row.
- Fifteen-Numbers Bet: Bet on fifteen numbers arranged in a row or column.
- Twenty-Five Numbers Bet: The highest chance of winning, with a bet on twenty-five numbers.
How It Works
- Place Your Bet: Choose your bet type and amount.
- Watch the Game: Balls are drawn, and results are settled after each ball.
- Check Results: If your bet matches the drawn ball, you win based on the odds.
Sportsbooks cater to a broad spectrum of sports enthusiasts by offering a wide range of events. Here are some of the key types:
- Cricket: From international matches and Test series to ODIs and T20 games, cricket fans have plenty to bet on.
- Football (Soccer): This includes major league games, international tournaments, and club competitions worldwide.
- American Football: NFL games, college football matchups, and other related events are available for betting.
- Tennis: Grand Slam tournaments, ATP and WTA events, as well as various other professional matches, are covered.
- Basketball: Encompasses NBA games, college basketball, and international competitions.
- Baseball: Primarily focuses on MLB games but also includes other leagues and tournaments.
- Auto Racing: Features events like Formula 1, NASCAR, IndyCar, and more.
- Horse Racing: Covers major events in both thoroughbred and harness racing.
- Rugby: Offers betting on Rugby Union and Rugby League matches, along with international and domestic league games.
- Golf: Includes major championships, PGA Tour events, and international tournaments.
- Hockey: Focuses on NHL games, international tournaments, and various professional leagues.
- Mixed Martial Arts (MMA): Highlights UFC and other prominent MMA promotions.
- Boxing: Features major bouts and championship fights.
- Esports: Covers competitive video gaming events across a range of popular games.
- Olympic Sports: Includes events from both the Summer and Winter Olympics.
Special Events: Occasionally offers betting markets on non-sporting events like political elections and entertainment awards.
Premium bets are special types of bets offered in sports betting that cater to a wide range of sports and betting markets. These bets include both in-play and pre-match options.
1. Types of Premium Bets
- In-Play Betting: You can place bets while the match or event is happening. This type of betting offers flexibility as you can react to the live action.
- Pre-Match Betting: Bets are placed before the match or event starts. You make predictions based on pre-event information.
2. Examples of Premium Bets
- Example Bet: 1st Innings – Bangladesh Total in a cricket match.
- What is it? An innings is a part of a cricket match where a team bats. Betting on the “1st Innings – Bangladesh Total” means predicting how many runs Bangladesh will score in their first innings.
- Example Bet Type: ‘Over 307.5’ means you are betting that Bangladesh will score 308 or more runs in the first innings.
In sports betting, “back” bets are shown in blue, while “lay” bets are shown in pink.
- Back Bet: You bet that an outcome will happen. For example, betting on a team to win.
- Lay Bet: You bet against an outcome. You act like the bookmaker. If the outcome happens, you lose your bet. If it doesn’t happen, you win and the backer gets their stake back.
Liability is the amount you might have to pay if you lose a lay bet.
Imagine you’re a bookmaker. If the bet wins, you pay the winnings. If it loses, you keep the backer’s bet. Your liability is the amount you might need to pay out if the bet loses.
Here’s how to place a lay bet:
- Choose a Market: Pick the market you want to bet on.
- Select an Option: Click on “Best Price/Odds” for your choice.
- Enter the Amount: Let’s say you lay a bet at odds of 2.70 with a stake of ₱100. Your liability will be ₱170.
Example:
- Potential Profit: ₱100
- Potential Loss: ₱170
If the team wins, you pay ₱170 to the winner and lose your ₱100 stake, but if the team loses, you win ₱100 minus the betting exchange commission.
Note: BetJili charges a commission fee on net winnings from each market.
When betting with a bookmaker, you’re betting against the bookmaker itself, not other players. The bookmaker sets the odds and takes on the risk. For example, at BetJili, you bet against BetJili’s offered odds, and they bear the risk of payout.
A betting exchange on the hand operates on a peer-to-peer basis, offering more competitive odds due to market supply and demand dynamics. It matches bets from different players, allowing you to bet against one or more people. This system often results in higher odds compared to traditional bookmakers. However, betting exchanges charge a commission on your net winnings for each market, which is a key difference from the traditional bookmaker model.
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:
- Ante Bet: Start by placing an initial bet known as the Ante.
- 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.
- Dealing the Cards: Both you and the dealer get two private cards, and three community cards (the flop) are placed face-up.
- 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.
- Turn and River: Two more community cards are dealt.
- 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.
- 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.
Blackjack, or 21, is a well-loved card game with the goal of beating the dealer by getting a hand value as close to 21 as possible without going over. Number cards (2-10) are worth their face value, face cards (Jack, Queen, King) are each worth 10, and Aces can be worth either 1 or 11, depending on what benefits the hand.
Key Blackjack Actions and Bets
- Initial Bet (“Ante”)
- Players place an initial bet before any cards are dealt.
- Hit
- Players can ask for additional cards to improve their hand.
- They can continue to hit until they decide to stand or their hand exceeds 21 (busts).
- Stand
- Players choose to keep their current hand and take no more cards.
- Double Down
- After receiving the first two cards, players can double their initial bet.
- They must then stand after receiving just one more card.
- Split
- If dealt two cards of the same rank, players can split them into two separate hands, each with its own bet.
- Insurance
- If the dealer’s face-up card is an Ace, players can take insurance, a side bet that pays if the dealer has a natural blackjack.
- Surrender
- In some game variants, players can surrender and forfeit half of their bet if they believe their hand will lose against the dealer.
- Even Money
- If a player has a blackjack and the dealer’s face-up card is an Ace, the player can take even money, guaranteeing a 1:1 payout rather than risking a push if the dealer also has a blackjack.
* Blackjack has different types of variations that may have slightly different rules and available bets, but the core gameplay and objectives remain consistent across most versions.
Craps, often just called “dice,” is a thrilling casino game using two six-sided dice, each marked with dots from 1 to 6. The main goal is to predict the dice roll outcomes. Here are the key bets you can make:
Key Craps Bets:
- Pass Line Bet:
- You’re betting the shooter (the one rolling the dice) will win.
- Win: If the first roll (come-out roll) is a 7 or 11.
- Lose: If it’s a 2, 3, or 12 (craps).
- If any other number (4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10) is rolled, that number becomes the point, and the shooter must roll it again before a 7 to win.
- Don’t Pass Bet:
- You’re betting against the shooter.
- Win: If the come-out roll is a 2 or 3.
- Lose: If it’s a 7 or 11.
- A 12 is a tie (push). If a point is set, you win if a 7 comes before the point number.
- Come Bet:
- Similar to the Pass Line bet, but made after the come-out roll.
- Win: If the next roll is a 7 or 11.
- Lose: If it’s a 2, 3, or 12.
- If another number is rolled, it becomes the come point. Win by rolling it again before a 7.
- Don’t Come Bet:
- Similar to the Don’t Pass bet, but made after the come-out roll.
- Win: If the next roll is a 2 or 3.
- Lose: If it’s a 7 or 11.
- A 12 is a push. Win by rolling a 7 before the come point.
- Place Bets:
- Bet on a specific number (4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10) to come up before a 7.
- Different numbers offer different payout odds.
- Field Bet:
- Bet on the next roll being a 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, or 12.
- Usually pays 1:1, but 2 and 12 might pay more.
- Big 6 and Big 8 Bets:
- Bet that 6 or 8 will roll before a 7. Pays even money.
- Hardway Bets:
- Bet on rolling a specific pair (e.g., two 4s) before a 7 or an easy way (e.g., 5 and 3).
- Any Seven Bet:
- Bet that a 7 will be rolled next. Pays higher, around 4:1 or 5:1.
* Dice is fast and offers many betting options, each with its own rules and payouts. Knowing the bets can enhance your experience and chances of winning.
