MMY Dragon Tiger: the published rules

Dragon Tiger is a two-card comparison, described by the developer as a game that came out of Asia and is settled by a single pair of cards.

The deal

The dealer deals one card to Dragon and one card to Tiger. The higher card wins. Ace counts as the lowest card and King as the highest.

The bets

You bet Dragon, Tiger, or a tie. A tie is the case where both cards show the same value. One pair of cards settles the round, so hands are short.

What is not published

Payout multiples for each bet are not on the developer's page. The app shows them at the table, and this page does not invent them.

Where this comes from

The description on this page follows the text on mmy.com, the developer's site. Rule details that the developer does not publish are marked as not published, rather than filled in from other sites. Several MMY download sites state version numbers and file sizes that do not match the measured file; their game rules are not a safer source.

The game runs inside the MMY app, version 2.2.5, and there is no standalone download for it. Get the MMY APK

Other games in the same app

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• 7Up 7Down
• Andar Bahar
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Playing it on a phone

The game runs inside the one MMY package, so the constraints are the package's. It needs Android 7.0 or newer and an arm64 handset, it installs as 19.98 MB, and the first launch downloads the game's assets over the network. A phone on a metered connection will spend that data once per fresh install. Later opens reuse what was fetched, until you clear the app's data.

Nothing on this page quotes a stake, a payout or a house edge. Where the developer publishes those they belong in the description above; where the developer does not, the table inside the app is the only place they appear, and they can change without this page knowing.