Casino War (XE88): the one-card showdown and its tie bet
One card for you, one for the dealer, highest wins. Casino War is the quickest table on XE88. Here is how it works and what the tie bet really costs.
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XE88 table games and the rules printed on the felt
The XE88 tables are digital versions of the games you would find in a casino pit, plus Belangkai, the four-symbol dice game many Malaysian players grew up with.
Most of these tables print their key rules and odds right on the layout. Our notes read those out, explain what they mean for your stake, and point out where the house edge comes from.
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Blackjack (XE88): the rules printed on the table, explained
Get closer to 21 than the dealer without going over. What the XE88 blackjack table says, what each button does, and a few decisions worth learning.
Roulette (XE88): reading the single-zero layout before you spin
Red or black, odd or even, a dozen or a single number. How the XE88 roulette layout works, what the bets usually pay, and why zero matters.
Belangkai (XE88): how the four-symbol table works
A spinning four-sided die under a brass cover, four symbols and three payout figures printed on the cloth. Belangkai in plain words.
Dragon Tiger (XE88): two cards, one winner, and the half-back tie rule
Two cards, one each for Dragon and Tiger, and the higher one wins. The XE88 table prints its rules on the felt. Here is what they mean in practice.