Long Hu at Allbet, dragon tiger in one card

Long Hu means Dragon Tiger, and it is about as short as a card game gets. One card goes to each side and the higher one wins. Allbet films it at a real casino table, with other tables visible behind the dealer.

The layout

Table D001 has two long boxes: Dragon 龙 on the left and Tiger 虎 on the right, both paying 1:1. Between them, a smaller Tie 和 strip pays 1:8. Seats 1 to 8 line the curve below, with other players' stakes under their names (blurred in our copies). The panel at top right gives the table number, the round number and a limit of 100 to 5,000.

A round, step by step

The circle in the top left corner counts down the betting time. Choose a chip at the bottom right (50, 100, 500, 1,000 or 5,000), tap Dragon, Tiger or Tie and press 确定 to lock it in. When betting closes, the dealer deals one card face up into each of the two slots marked 龙 and 虎.

In our second screenshot the window reads Dragon 7 and Tiger 10, a 虎赢 (Tiger wins) banner appears, and the 100 on Tiger turns into +100. The Tiger box lights up green while 结算中 shows the bets being settled.

Reading the road map

The bead plate on the left fills with red 龙, blue 虎 and green 和 circles. The count beside it read 10 Dragon, 22 Tiger and 4 Tie over 36 rounds. It only records the shoe so far and says nothing about the next card.

For a second version of the same game, see Long Hu on Ebet. Allbet also deals Bai Jia Le and Sic Bo; the full list is on the Allbet page, and the apps are on other apps. To get a game ID, use our partner link.

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