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Dragon Tiger on Joker123, one card a side

Two cards, one for Dragon and one for Tiger. The Joker123 table is animated, has three bet ranges and lets you turn the card over yourself.

Joker123 Dragon Tiger table mid-round with a 1.00 bet on Dragon, its card face down and a 3 of clubs on the Tiger side

Three things got mixed up in the old write-up for this game. It called Dragon Tiger "the European version of Casino Wars", said it was first played in Cambodia, and finished with a line about Vivo Gaming, which makes live-dealer tables. The Joker123 game in the screenshots is none of that. It's an animated table with no dealer, two cards per round and three places to bet.

Choosing a table

Before the felt appears you get a Select Bet Settings box with three ranges: 1.00 to 250.00, 10.00 to 1,000.00 and 20.00 to 2,000.00. Whatever you pick shows up as Max and Min in the small blue panel on the left for the rest of the session.

Dragon Tiger opening screen with the three bet ranges, 1 to 250, 10 to 1,000 and 20 to 2,000
01 Dragon Tiger opening screen with the three bet ranges, 1 to 250, 10 to 1,000 and 20 to 2,000

The table

It's a red oval. A gold 龍 with the word Dragon sits on the left, marked 1:2. The tiger, 虎, is on the right, also 1:2. In the middle at the bottom is a green 和 for Tie, marked 1:8. That's the whole menu. There's a History tab on the right edge, and the deck sits in a shoe at the top right corner.

The Unit box sets your chip. Tap Dragon, Tiger or Tie to place it, and a small Bet label appears over that side. Then press Deal.

Flipping the card

This is the part that feels different from a quick auto-deal. After Deal, the other side's card lands face up and yours stays face down under a yellow arrow. The button turns into Show Card. You can press it, or wait for the countdown in the corner to run out.

A large face-down card in the middle of the Dragon Tiger table during the flip, with a countdown of 13 in the corner
02 A large face-down card in the middle of the Dragon Tiger table during the flip, with a countdown of 13 in the corner

In the screenshot above, the card is blown up to fill the middle of the screen while the timer shows 13. It's a bit of theatre borrowed from squeeze baccarat. The result is already fixed when the card is dealt, so flipping it slowly doesn't change anything.

About that 1:2

On this table 1:2 reads as "you get two back for one", which is an even-money win. Tie at 1:8 is the long shot, and ties are rarer than they look because the two cards have to match. Check the info button in your version before you bet on it.

Sky777 has its own Dragon Tiger, with a different table. Other tables on Joker123 include Belangkai, and Super Derby swaps the cards for a horse race. The Joker123 page list has everything, and the app overview explains how IDs work. To play, get an ID from the partner page.

Online gambling is illegal in Malaysia and this is a real-money table, 18+ only. Our responsible gaming page lists warning signs worth knowing.

Questions people ask

How many cards are dealt in Joker123 Dragon Tiger?

One to Dragon and one to Tiger. There are no extra cards. You bet on which side gets the higher card, or on a tie.

What bet ranges can you pick?

The opening screen offers three: 1.00 to 250.00, 10.00 to 1,000.00 and 20.00 to 2,000.00.

Is there a live dealer?

Not in this version. The table, cards and chips are all animated, and the old page's mention of Vivo Gaming does not match what the screenshots show.

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.

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