Long Hu Multiplayer: Dragon Tiger at a Shared 3Win8 Table

Long Hu means Dragon Tiger, and Long Hu Multiplayer is the shared-table version of that card game in the 3Win8 lobby. Multiplayer means you are betting alongside other players on the same deal, rather than playing a private table.

How Long Hu works

The rules take seconds to learn. One card is dealt to the Dragon side and one to the Tiger side. You bet on which side will get the higher card, or on a tie. That is essentially the whole game, which is why rounds move quickly.

Because each round is so short, it is easy to play far more hands in an hour than you intended. Set a limit on hands or on RM spent before you sit down.

Slot figures that don't belong to Long Hu

Some descriptions of this game describe something else. They mention Red Tiger Gaming, which at the time made classic table games such as roulette, blackjack and baccarat in HD and playable on desktop, mobile and tablet. They then quote slot details for a different title: 5 reels, 40 fixed paylines, a 96.42% RTP, a lowest symbol paying 6 coins for three of a kind, and features called Lucky Reels, Random Wilds, Lucky Nudge and Lucky Swap.

None of that describes a Dragon Tiger table, so don't use those figures for this game. The payouts that matter are shown on the table itself.

Reading the Long Hu Multiplayer screen

Before your first bet, open the rules panel to confirm what the tie pays and whether ties return part of a Dragon or Tiger stake. Those two settings shape the game more than anything else. The results history is useful for tracking your own session, but each card is dealt independently.

You can join a Long Hu Multiplayer table on 3Win8, or find other in-house titles under 3Win8 Mini Games.