Start with the two numbers that differ
If you have seen Dragon Tiger 1, look at the green felt twice. The Dragon and Tiger areas here read 1:2 instead of 1:1.97, and the sentence about a tie finishes with 50% BET instead of 100% BET. The Tie area itself is unchanged at 1:9.
The sentence on the felt
Printed across the top, typos included: THE TIE BET WOLL WIN IF THE DRAGONA AND TIGER CARDS ARE EQUAL IN BOTH RANNL. IN THE EVEN OF ATIE, RETURN TO YOUR 50% BET. Nothing on screen says which stake the 50% applies to, so we leave it as written.
What you see on screen
Dragon on the left, Tie in the centre and Tiger on the right, each marked with its Chinese character. A row of eight chips runs below them (0.5, 1, 5, 10, 50, 100, 500, 1000), the Max and Min boxes sit at the top left, BALANCE at the bottom left, and two large grids at the bottom are kept for the results history.
Not on the table
Card order, the number of decks and the dealing sequence are not printed, and the menu (Back, Sound, Logout) has no rules page. We only opened the game and did not tap the table, so this guide stops at what the felt shows.
A note on budget
Pick a stop point before the first round and keep chips small while you learn where each area is. Results are not predictable from the printed odds.
Dragon Tiger 2 printed odds
As printed on the green felt; the game has no help page.
| Symbol | Payout |
|---|---|
| Dragon | 1:2 |
| Tiger | 1:2 |
| Tie | 1:9 |
| Tie note on the felt | 'IN THE EVEN OF ATIE, RETURN TO YOUR 50% BET' (as printed) |
Everything on this page is taken only from what the game table shows (October 2026).