PESOMAX Dragon Tiger: Dragon, Tiger, Tie and Suited Tie
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You want a table that finishes quickly, and Dragon Tiger is exactly that: two cards, one decision. PESOMAX dragon tiger is the pared-down cousin of baccarat, and this page names the four bets in the title so you can match each to a chip before the timer ends. The numbers below come from Evolution’s site, which describes the game; the PESOMAX live tab shows whether such a table is open to you.
PESOMAX Dragon Tiger: the four bets
- Dragon. Wins when the card dealt to Dragon outranks the Tiger card.
- Tiger. Wins when the Tiger card is higher.
- Tie. Wins when both cards match in rank, whatever the suit. Evolution’s site describes it paying 11:1.
- Suited Tie. Needs the two cards to share rank as well as suit. Evolution’s site describes it paying 50:1.
The reason for the large Tie figures is how seldom they land. A bet that wins much less often has to pay more per win, so a ₱100 Tie chip is a rare-win choice, not a smarter version of the same bet.
Problem: a card of the same rank lands on both sides and your Dragon bet is in play. Fix: read what the table does on a tie for Dragon and Tiger bets. The rules text says whether such a hand pays, returns or loses.
Dragon tiger versus baccarat
| Point | Dragon Tiger | Baccarat |
|---|---|---|
| Cards per side | One | Two, sometimes three |
| Choices | Dragon, Tiger, Tie, Suited Tie | Player, Banker, Tie |
| Commission rule | Read the table text | Banker wins pay with 5% commission on a standard table |
| Decisions | None | None |
The comparison is useful when you move between tables in one session. Rounds finish fast on both, so a budget of ₱500 can pass in a short sitting.
Reading the table before you bet
The screen of a Dragon Tiger table is plainer than a baccarat one, which makes mistakes easy to spot if you look in the right places.
- Find the Tie and Suited Tie figures in the paytable and compare them with the numbers above.
- Watch three rounds to learn the timer.
- Keep Tie bets to a fixed fraction of your session budget.
- Confirm which cards count as higher, since the ranking line sits in the rules text.
- Note whether the round history strip is shown; it is a record, never a forecast.
One round with real numbers
Imagine Dragon turns up a 9 and Tiger a 5. A ₱100 Dragon bet wins and a ₱100 Tiger bet loses. If both sides showed a 7, the Tie bet wins, and at the 11:1 figure Evolution’s site describes a ₱100 Tie chip would return ₱1,100 plus the stake. A Suited Tie at 50:1 would return ₱5,000 plus the stake.
Those two sums show why Tie bets feel exciting and then go quiet for dozens of rounds. Whether an Ace ranks high or low is stated in the table text, so check that line before a round.
The live casino index lists every table page. For the closest game, read live baccarat rules; for dice, the Sic Bo dice bets page explains Small and Big.
The Evolution Gaming studio page explains who films these tables. If you are weighing how to pay in, the casino GCash explainer page explains what changed in August 2025. Dragon Tiger, like every PESOMAX table, is for players 21 and over.
How to Get Started
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Watch the two-card deal
Let one round play with no chips down. Only two cards appear, one to each side, so the round ends in seconds.
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Pick Dragon or Tiger for the base bet
Tap the side you expect to hold the higher card. Neither side has a rule advantage in the way a Banker bet has in baccarat; read the paytable for ties.
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Treat Tie as a separate, rare bet
Place Tie or Suited Tie only with a small, fixed chip. They pay much more because they hit far less often.
