Explore Kiss918 Table Games
Browse the table-game collection and select a title for full details.
Blackjack
Roulette
Roulette 12
Roulette 24
Roulette 73
Dragon Tiger
Dragon Tiger 2
Dragon Tiger 3
Sic Bo
Casino War
Poker Three
Hold'em
The Bull
Belangkai
Hulu Cock
Single Pick
Find Table Games That Match Your Interests
Kiss918 table games use different equipment, betting formats and decision structures. Use the filters to find games with mechanics you want to understand.
No games match these filters. Reset filters to view all table games.
Compare Kiss918 Table Games
Different table games have different rules, available bets and opportunities for player decisions.
The following comparison focuses on meaningful gameplay differences rather than repeating themes or artwork.
| Game | Main Objective | Betting Format | Decisions After Initial Bet |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baccarat | Compare Player and Banker hands | Player, Banker, Tie | Generally none |
| Blackjack | Compete against dealer toward 21 | Initial hand wager | Hit, Stand, others where permitted |
| Roulette | Predict the winning wheel pocket | Numbers and number groups | None after bets close |
| Roulette 12 | Predict a result on a smaller wheel | Numbers 0–12 | None after bets close |
| Roulette 24 | Predict a result on a modified wheel | Numbers 0–24 | None after bets close |
| Roulette 73 | Predict a result on an expanded wheel | Numbers 0–72 | None after bets close |
| Dragon Tiger | Compare Dragon and Tiger cards | Dragon, Tiger, Tie | Generally none |
| Dragon Tiger 2 | Compare card ranks | Dragon, Tiger, Tie | Generally none |
| Dragon Tiger 3 | Compare card ranks | Dragon, Tiger, Tie | Generally none |
| Sic Bo | Predict three-dice results | Totals, doubles, triples and more | None after bets close |
| Casino War | Compare one card against dealer | Initial wager and tie/war choice | Tie / War decision |
| Poker Three | Compare three-card poker hands | Ante, Play, Pair Plus | Play or Fold |
| Hold'em | Compare poker hands against dealer | Ante, Call, side bets | Call or Fold |
| The Bull | Compare five-card hands | Hand positions and side bets | Depends on configuration |
| Belangkai | Predict picture-board outcomes | Symbol selections | Generally none |
| Hulu Cock | Predict three picture-dice results | Picture-symbol selections | None after bets close |
| Single Pick | Predict a card suit or Joker | Suit selections | None after bets close |
How Kiss918 Table Games Work
Although rules vary between games, many table games follow a similar round structure.
Step 1: Choose a Game
Open a table title and review its available betting options and minimum or maximum limits.
Step 2: Select a Betting Option
Choose a number, hand, symbol or outcome according to the game's format.
Step 3: Place the Stake
Select a chip value and place the wager on the corresponding betting area.
Step 4: Confirm or Wait for the Round
Some games require confirmation or include a countdown before betting closes.
Step 5: Observe the Result
The game reveals cards, dice, a wheel result or another outcome.
In decision-based games such as Blackjack, further actions may be required during the round.
Step 6: Review the Settlement
The interface displays the result and applies any qualifying payout according to the game rules.
Understanding Table Game Odds & Payouts
Table games use different payout structures. A payout ratio expresses the amount won relative to the stake under the specified rules.
What Does a 1:1 Payout Mean?
A winning 1:1 bet produces winnings equal to the original stake.
For example, a 10-credit winning bet at 1:1 produces 10 credits in winnings, plus the returned 10-credit stake, for a total return of 20 credits.
What Does a 3:1 Payout Mean?
A winning 10-credit bet at 3:1 produces 30 credits in winnings, plus the returned stake, for a total return of 40 credits.
What Is the Difference Between Winnings and Total Return?
Winnings are the profit portion of a successful bet.
Total Return includes both the winnings and any returned stake.
This distinction matters because some interfaces display total credit returned, while others display only the winning amount.
Payouts Do Not Equal Winning Probabilities
A bet offering a larger payout is not necessarily more favourable. The probability of the outcome and any special settlement rules also affect its mathematical expected return.
Payout Calculator
See how a winning payout ratio translates into winnings and total return.
WinningsExcludes
stake
Total ReturnIncludes stake
Illustrative winning outcomes only. This does not calculate winning probability, house edge or expected return. Actual payouts and rules vary by game.
Why Roulette and Dragon Tiger Versions Differ
Some historical Kiss918 table games appear in multiple versions.
These variants can change the mathematical structure of a game, not simply its colours or presentation.
Roulette Variations
| Version | Wheel Structure | Main Difference |
|---|---|---|
| Roulette | Single-zero standard wheel | Conventional roulette layout |
| Roulette 12 | 13 pockets, including zero | Small-number wheel |
| Roulette 24 | 25 pockets, including zero | Modified number range |
| Roulette 73 | 73 pockets, including zero | Expanded number range |
A smaller or larger wheel changes the probability of landing on an individual pocket. Payouts must also be considered before comparing expected returns.
Dragon Tiger Variations
Dragon Tiger — Red Table
Describe a suit-sensitive comparison rule. Card suits may affect whether a result is treated as a tie.
Dragon Tiger 2 — Blue Table
Describes a rank-only comparison, with a full return of the Dragon or Tiger stake when the cards tie.
Dragon Tiger 3 — Green Table
Describes a rank-only comparison with only half of a Dragon or Tiger stake returned on a tie.
Why the Tie Rule Matters
Even when the main betting options appear identical, the way a tie is settled can change the amount a player loses or receives.
Players should check the exact rules displayed in the version they are viewing rather than assuming every Dragon Tiger table behaves identically.
How to Read a Kiss918 Table Game Screen
Many table interfaces contain similar elements even when their rules differ.
1. Betting Areas
The marked sections where chips can be placed on permitted outcomes.
2. Chip Selection
The panel used to select the value of a betting chip.
3. Minimum & Maximum Limits
Displays the permitted stake range for the table or betting position.
4. Game Result Area
Shows cards, dice, a wheel or the result of another outcome mechanism.
5. Round History
Displays recent outcomes. This information records past results and does not predict future ones.
6. Action Buttons
May include Deal, Confirm, Clear, Repeat, Undo, Hit, Stand or other game-specific actions.
Kiss918 Table Game Terms & Features Explained
House Edge
The mathematical advantage built into a game under its defined rules. The house edge depends on the particular game and betting option.
Payout Ratio
The amount paid for a successful bet relative to the stake, usually displayed as a ratio.
Push
A round in which the original stake is returned without winnings or losses, under the applicable rules.
Side Bet
An additional wager separate from the main outcome. Side bets may use different rules or payout structures.
Dealer Qualification
A condition in certain poker-style casino games that determines how the dealer's hand is evaluated and which payouts apply.
Split & Double
Blackjack actions that modify a hand or wager. Whether they are allowed depends on the table rules.
Inside & Outside Bets
Roulette terminology distinguishing specific-number bets from broader group bets.
Roadmap or Result History
A visual display of previous rounds, commonly seen in Baccarat and Dragon Tiger. A past pattern does not establish what will happen next.
Kiss918 Table Games FAQs
Answers to common questions about rules, payouts and table-game variations.
Why do two Baccarat tables sometimes display different side bets?
Different versions or operators may provide different optional betting areas. The main Baccarat rules may be similar while side-bet eligibility, payouts and limits differ.
Does the Player bet in Baccarat mean I control the Player hand?
No. Player and Banker are names for the two hands being compared. Betting on Player does not mean you control its cards or participate in a personal hand of Blackjack.
Can choosing Hit or Stand genuinely affect a Blackjack result?
Yes. Blackjack decisions can affect the player's final hand and the mathematical expected outcome. However, the applicable strategy depends on the exact game rules, and no decision can guarantee a win.
Are Dragon Tiger tie bets always settled the same way?
No. Historical Kiss918 variants have different tie-handling rules, including full-stake and partial-stake returns on certain main bets.
Why does Poker Three have Ante, Play and Pair Plus betting areas?
They represent different parts of the game. Ante and Play relate to the player-versus-dealer comparison, while Pair Plus evaluates the player's own hand according to its separate paytable.
What happens if I place chips on more than one outcome?
Some games permit multiple wagers on different outcomes. Each wager may be settled independently according to the game's rules, and total exposure equals the sum of all stakes placed.