First Person Dragon Tiger

First Person Dragon Tiger is a virtual RNG-based table game from Evolution that mimics the live version but without a real dealer. In the game round, only two cards are dealt, one to the "Dragon" table and the other to the "Tiger" table, and the player must bet on which card has a higher value or if there will be a tie. The theme is simply elegant: the game's visuals reflect Eastern influences, and the table is adorned with lights that prominently highlight the winning side of Dragon or Tiger. The game includes side bets "Tie" (tie) and "Suited Tie," where the cards must be of the same value and suit. The Suited Tie bet offers a larger payout but also significantly lower odds. Players can track the results of previous rounds in the statistics, and if desired, they can request so-called "free hands" rounds, where cards are dealt without a bet for trend observation. The interface features a "GO LIVE" button, allowing players to jump directly to the live table where the same game is played under the same rules. The shuffle, or deck, is mixed from multiple decks (8), and the rank order is such that the ace is the lowest and the king is the highest. There are no free spins or bonus buy options in this game.

You can play it for real money.