Long Hu on eBET: following a 1,500 bet on Dragon from chip to payout
Dragon Tiger is baccarat cut down to one card a side. Five eBET screenshots follow a guest-mode bet on Dragon from the countdown to the 3,000 payout box.
Cartridge label
- Type
- Live dealer Dragon Tiger (龙虎)
- Cards
- One each for Dragon and Tiger
- Payouts on the felt
- Dragon 1:1, Tiger 1:1, Tie 1:8
- Chips
- 10, 50, 100, 200, 500, 1,000
- Mode in shots
- 游客 (guest), 5,000 play balance
Controls
- Chip rail
- Choose a value; arrows scroll for more
- x2
- Doubles the chips already on the felt
- × (Clear)
- Removes chips not yet confirmed
- ✓ (Confirm)
- Locks the bet in before the timer ends
Long Hu (龙虎) is Dragon Tiger, the quickest game in any live studio. The dealer places one card for Dragon (龙, red, on the left) and one for Tiger (虎, blue, on the right). Higher card wins. The old page had five screenshots taken in eBET's guest mode, and together they cover one complete bet.
The table
The felt is almost empty. Three bet bars sit in the middle:
- 和 Tie, 1:8
- 龙 Dragon, 1:1
- 虎 Tiger, 1:1
A carved dragon decorates the left side of the cloth and a tiger's head the right. The card shoe is on the dealer's right, the discard box on her left, and numbered seat markers run round the edge.
On the left of the screen is eBET's menu: 多台 (multi-table), 百家乐 (baccarat), 龙虎 (highlighted), 轮盘 (roulette) and 骰宝 (sic bo). The balance at the top reads 5,000 in guest mode.
Values on screen
When the cards are out, a strip at the top left shows each card with a big number beside it. In the first shot Dragon has a king, shown as 13, while Tiger is still 0 because its card is face down. In another round both sides show 2: a tie.
Placing the bet
The chip rail runs 10, 50, 100, 200, 500 and 1,000, with a chip-settings key, an x2 button, clear and confirm to the right. In one shot a small stack worth 30 sits on Dragon with the countdown at 9. A later round has 1,500 on Dragon, the balance down to 3,500, and the timer at 5.
The payout
Dragon drew a 6 and Tiger a 5. Dragon wins, and a gold treasure-chest animation fills the middle of the screen with 派彩 3,000 ("payout 3,000"). Under it a small table lists the bet: Dragon, odds 1:1, stake 1,500, paid 3,000, which is the stake back plus the same again. The balance in the corner jumps to 6,500.
The right-hand panel
The top box gives the table limit. Under it a red, green and blue bar shows percentages for Dragon, Tie and Tiger (47%, 6% and 47% in one shot), followed by the table name (龙虎1号桌), a round number and the hand count for this shoe, 35 or 36 in these shots.
Pacing
A round of Dragon Tiger takes well under a minute, so money moves quickly even at 50 a hand. Tie at 1:8 looks generous but hits rarely. Other live tables are on the eBET hub; for the three-card cousin, see Zha Jin Hua on Allbet. To play for real, ask for an account with eBET live games.
Troubleshooting and questions
What do the numbers next to the cards mean?
They are the card values: ace is 1, number cards count their pips, and J, Q and K are 11, 12 and 13. A king for Dragon shows as 13. The higher card wins.
What happens to a Dragon bet on a tie?
Many studios return half of a Dragon or Tiger bet on a tie; others take it all. The screenshots show a 2-2 tie but not what happened to the main bets, so check eBET's rules page for this table.
Is this the same as baccarat?
Same idea, much shorter. There is one card per side, no drawing rules and no commission on either side's win.
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