Multiplier rounds
Formats such as Aviator revolve around a multiplier that changes during a round. Learn the timing and exit rules before participating. A previous multiplier does not determine the next round.
Card comparisons
Card formats use ranks, hands or comparisons depending on the game. For Dragon Tiger, start with the table’s comparison and tie rules. Do not transfer rules from another card game.
Wheel and casual formats
Roulette uses numbered and grouped selections. Animal-themed wheels and colour games have their own symbols and settlement rules. Read each mode separately.
Explore at your pace
Use the game directory to choose an introduction, then check the actual platform rules. Keep sessions within a limit and avoid treating any format as a source of guaranteed income.