Dragon
9 ranks above 4.
One card for Dragon, one for Tiger: compare their ranks to identify the result. Use the ranking chart and card examples below to understand Ace-low play, face cards and ties.
The Ace-low order is A, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, J, Q, K. Ace is lowest; King is highest. This order is documented in Evolution’s rules linked below. Confirm that your Indslots game uses it before applying the examples.
Read the rank first. In the rank-only comparison used in this guide, Hearts, Diamonds, Clubs and Spades do not break a tie.
In this order, Ace loses to 2 and King. An Ace against another Ace is a tie. Do not carry an Ace-high rule over from another card game.
These invented examples use the Ace-low, rank-only comparison above. They illustrate results, not payout amounts.
9 ranks above 4.
Jack ranks above 3.
Both cards are 8. Different suits do not change this rank-only result.
Ace is below 2 in the order shown here.
King ranks above Queen.
Two Aces have equal rank, even though Ace is the lowest rank.
Dragon VS Tiger is a simple card-comparison game based around two opposing sides: Dragon and Tiger.
During a standard round, one card is dealt to the Dragon side and one card is dealt to the Tiger side. The values of those two cards are then compared.
The side with the higher card becomes the main result. If both cards have the same rank, the round produces a Tie.
Because only two cards are involved in the main comparison, Dragon VS Tiger is easy for beginners to understand.
The basic Dragon VS Tiger round can be understood in four steps.
The game uses two main sides named Dragon and Tiger.
Dragon receives one card and Tiger receives one card during the round.
The value of the Dragon card is compared directly with the value of the Tiger card.
The higher card determines the side result. Equal card ranks create a Tie.
Dragon becomes the result when the card dealt to the Dragon side has a higher rank than the Tiger card.
Tiger becomes the result when the Tiger card has a higher rank than the Dragon card.
A Tie occurs when the Dragon card and Tiger card have the same rank.
Dragon VS Tiger normally uses straightforward card values. The exact table rules should always be checked, but the traditional ranking structure is easy to understand.
A Tie occurs when the Dragon and Tiger cards have the same rank. For example, if Dragon receives an 8 and Tiger also receives an 8, the round is considered a Tie.
The suits of the cards normally do not decide the main Dragon versus Tiger comparison. The card rank is what matters.
Different digital versions can handle Tie outcomes or additional table options differently, so users should check the rules shown by the specific version they are using.
The cards tell you that the ranks are equal. The paytable tells you how Dragon, Tiger and any separate Tie selection are settled. Do not assume that a tie refunds every selection or that choosing Dragon also wins a Tie selection.
Check the exact game rules for payouts, tie deductions, side bets and deck count. This guide does not assign another provider’s settings to Indslots.
Dragon VS Tiger works well on mobile screens because the main game layout only needs to clearly show two sides and two cards.
Digital versions usually display the Dragon and Tiger areas side by side, followed by an immediate result after the cards are revealed.
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Yes in the Ace-low order shown in this guide. Ace is lowest and 2 is immediately above it.
Yes. The top three ranks in this order are King, Queen and Jack, from highest to lowest.
Yes in the rank-only format. For example, 8 of Hearts and 8 of Clubs are equal in rank.
No. Compare Dragon’s rank against Tiger’s rank. The main result does not use their combined total.
Not necessarily. The rule for settling a Dragon or Tiger selection on a tie must be checked in the actual paytable.
No. A run of Dragon results does not by itself establish that Tiger must come next. A history is a record, not a guaranteed prediction.
Dragon VS Tiger is a card-comparison game where one card is dealt to Dragon and one to Tiger. The higher card determines the main result.
The main comparison uses two cards: one card for Dragon and one card for Tiger.
When both cards have the same rank, the round produces a Tie result.
The main Dragon-versus-Tiger result normally compares card ranks rather than suits.
The basic format is simple because only one Dragon card and one Tiger card are compared during the main result.
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Evolution’s published game rules document the Ace-low to King-high order. That source describes a separate product; its fees, deck count, multipliers and payouts are not claims about Indslots. The comparison cards on this page are original teaching examples. Your game’s own rules take precedence.
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