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Dragon Tiger: two cards, one comparison.
Learn Dragon Tiger rules, ace-low card order, tie result and the basic probability structure of the two-card comparison game.
01
The rule in one table
| Concept | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Dragon | Receives one face-up card. |
| Tiger | Receives one face-up card. |
| Winner | The higher rank wins. |
| Dragon Tiger card order | Ace is low; king is high. |
| Dragon Tiger tie rules | Equal ranks produce the tie outcome under the table rules. |
02
Card order
Lowest
Ace.
Highest
King.
Suits
Ignored for the basic rank comparison.
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