Supreme Pai Gow

Big Pai Gow: you get four tiles and choose one of three ways to split them into a front and back pair, then the Banker sets its own hand and each pair is compared. Not sure how to split? The screen highlights a suggested arrangement. The game is set in a Tang dynasty palace with a dealer in Tang-style dress. In the multiplayer room everyone gets the same tiles and decides their own split before the countdown ends.

Highlights

• Split four tiles yourself
• Suggested split shown
• Same tiles, your own call

Also available as a live room: everyone plays the same round, and AI players fill in when needed.

Guide: Pai Gow Rules and Tile Rankings: Points, Splitting Your Hands and Settling