Mobile / Casino
Dragon Tiger runs on a single-card deal — your card versus the dealer's, with the result settled in seconds. At 299pet, the table sits inside your casino lobby alongside live baccarat and table games, all reachable from the same account you use for cricket and football betting. Availability depends on your local law and eligible regions.
Dragon Tiger is a live dealer card game where one card is drawn for Dragon and one for Tiger — high card wins. The game structure is straightforward, which is why it moves fast. RTP figures are shown only where the game provider exposes them in the table interface; check the live table header or the info panel inside the game for the current published rate. Volatility sits low because rounds close quickly and the main bets pay close to even money. The Tie bet carries a higher house edge and is shown with its own rate in the table panel.
Live dealer card game — one card each for Dragon and Tiger, high card wins the round
Low — main Dragon and Tiger bets resolve at near even-money; rounds run fast with no draw phase
Mobile browser and desktop — the table layout adjusts to screen size without a separate download
Available to supported Bangladesh accounts; eligibility depends on local law and your account region
In portrait mode, Dragon Tiger scales the card reveal to fill the centre of your screen. The Dragon and Tiger bet zones sit at the bottom of the frame — within easy thumb reach — so you can place a bet without shifting your grip. The Tie bet option appears as a smaller tap zone between the two main zones, clearly labelled. Switching to landscape widens the dealer camera feed and pushes the chip selector into a horizontal row across the bottom. The round timer stays visible in the corner throughout, so you always know how long is left before the deal.
If something interrupts a Dragon Tiger round — a disconnection during the deal, a bet that did not register, or a result you want to check — the account transaction history is the first place to look. Each settled round appears as a line item with the outcome and the amount. For anything that needs a human response, the support paths below are the right routes. Keep your account number and the round reference from your history ready before you reach out — it speeds up the check on the team's side.
Reach the support team through the live chat link in your account dashboard. Available for round disputes, account access questions and wallet queries related to bKash and Bank Transfer.
Every Dragon Tiger round you play is logged in your account under transaction history. Check the result, the bet amount and the settlement there before raising a dispute.
Support handles queries from Bangladesh accounts in English. For bKash or Bank Transfer deposit and withdrawal questions tied to your Dragon Tiger session, open a chat with your transaction reference ready.
Dragon Tiger at 299pet runs through live dealer studios where the card draw happens on camera in real time — no RNG, no animation substituting for a real deal. The result is verifiable by anyone watching the stream. Game content on this table comes from studios in the site catalogue; the provider name and table ID are shown in the game interface. RTP and house edge figures are published inside the table info panel where the provider exposes them — we do not print figures that are not confirmed there.
Cards are drawn on a physical table in view of the camera. No animation replaces the deal. You watch the same feed as every other account on the table at that moment, making the result independently observable.
The studio name and table identifier appear in the game frame header. This lets you cross-check the table against the provider's own published game list if you want to verify the source independently.
RTP information is displayed only where the game provider makes it available inside the table interface. We do not publish a figure that is not confirmed there — check the info panel in the live table for the current rate.
Your wallet balance updates as each Dragon Tiger round settles. The amount won or lost is added or deducted before the next round opens, so your account always reflects the current state.
Dragon Tiger is a two-card comparison game that strips casino table play down to its core. The dealer draws one card to the Dragon position and one to the Tiger position — whichever card is higher wins. No further draw, no player decision after the initial bet. A standard 52-card deck is used, with Ace counting low and King counting high. The main bets are Dragon, Tiger, and Tie. The Tie bet pays at higher odds because it occurs less often, and its house edge is shown separately in the table panel.
Place your chips on Dragon, Tiger, or Tie before the deal timer expires. Dragon and Tiger pay close to even money — the exact rate is shown on the table felt and in the bet panel. The Tie bet pays at longer odds and carries a higher house edge published in the info panel.
Some Dragon Tiger tables offer additional side bets on suit, colour, or big/small combinations. Whether these appear depends on the specific table variant. Tap the side-bet zone on mobile or hover on desktop to see the available options and their payout rates for the current table.
The chip row sits at the bottom of the screen on both mobile and desktop. Select your chip denomination first, then tap the bet zone. You can stack multiple chips on one zone within the table's posted minimum and maximum, which are shown in the table header before you join.
Once the dealer reveals both cards, the result is announced and losing bets are cleared. Winning bets are paid according to the posted rate and the amount is added straight to your account wallet. The round then resets and the next bet window opens.
The Tie bet wins when Dragon and Tiger are dealt a card of equal rank. It pays at higher odds than the main bets — the exact rate is shown in the table info panel — but it settles less often, so the house edge on Tie is higher than on Dragon or Tiger.
In some Dragon Tiger variants a Tie result is called a push on the main Dragon and Tiger bets, returning a portion of the stake rather than paying out or taking the full bet. Whether a push applies and the return percentage are shown in the table rules panel.
House edge is the percentage of each bet the game mathematically retains over a large number of rounds. Dragon and Tiger main bets carry a lower house edge than the Tie bet. The current figures for this table are published in the game info panel where the provider exposes them.
RTP stands for Return to Player — the percentage of total bets the game returns to players over many rounds. For Dragon Tiger it is the inverse of the house edge. The provider publishes this figure inside the table interface; we display only the confirmed rate shown there.
A live dealer is a real person dealing physical cards on a real table filmed by a camera. You watch the deal happen live over a video stream. The result is determined by the physical cards, not by a random number generator, so the outcome is directly observable.
The minimum and maximum bet amounts are shown in the table header before you join the table and again in the chip selector when you open the game. These can vary by table variant, so check the posted limits in the live casino lobby for the specific table you want.
These are the questions that come up most often from accounts playing Dragon Tiger here. If something is not answered below, open live chat from your account dashboard and the support team will help.
Log in and go to the live casino section from your account home page. Dragon Tiger Bangladesh appears in the table games row. Tap or click the table thumbnail to join. The table shows available seats and the current bet limits before you enter the game.
Yes. Fund your account through bKash via the deposit section in your account wallet, then open Dragon Tiger from the live casino tab in your mobile browser. The table adjusts to mobile screen size automatically. Availability depends on your account region and local law.
A standard Dragon Tiger round from bet close to result takes roughly 25 seconds because only two cards are drawn. The result appears on screen, your wallet updates, and the next bet window opens. The exact pace can vary slightly depending on the live table dealer.
If your connection drops while a round is in progress, the bet you placed before the drop is still active on the server. Reconnect and open the table — the settled result and any payout will be in your transaction history in your account dashboard, even if you missed the live stream.
The Tie bet pays at much higher odds than Dragon or Tiger, but it occurs in roughly one in eleven rounds and carries a significantly higher house edge. The exact house edge for the Tie on this table is published in the game info panel. Most accounts use it selectively rather than as a main bet.
Open transaction history in your account dashboard. Each Dragon Tiger round is logged with the bet, the result, and the settlement amount. If the record does not match what you expected, copy the round reference and bring it to the support team via live chat — they can pull the table log for that round.