READ TWO RANKS
Compare the Dragon and Tiger card values using the common order.
ROUND
STUDIO
Go beyond the overview with illustrated card comparisons, a rank reference and a tie walkthrough. Each interaction explains a rule; none of them predicts a result.
WHAT TO EXPLORE
CHECK THE MATCH
See why equal ranks form a distinct tie result.
KEEP ROUNDS SEPARATE
Learn why an earlier result does not map the next independent round.
COMPARE A PREPARED ROUND
SELECT A SCENARIO
Each control loads a fixed teaching example. It does not generate a forecast.
DRAGON 9
TIGER 6DRAGON IS HIGHER IN THIS EXAMPLE
TIGER 6DRAGON IS HIGHER IN THIS EXAMPLE
WHAT A TIE MEANS
A tie is the same rank on both sides. It is not a warning, a signal or a correction for another round. Specific published formats can describe how they handle ties differently.
Return to the main Dragon Tiger rules guide for the concise comparison model.
Dragon's 9 is higher than Tiger's 6 in this example.
NO ROUND OWES A RESULT
A sequence can be interesting to look at without defining the next independent comparison. Previous outcomes cannot supply a dependable pattern for a new round.
Use these prompts to test common assumptions.
Choose a statement to read the explanation.