DSP Bull Fight C19

DSP Bull Fight C19 is the DSP-series version of Asia Gaming's live Bull Fight, a five-card game rooted in southern and eastern China. The dealer deals five cards to the Banker and to Players 1, 2 and 3; each hand then looks for three cards that add up to a multiple of 10, and the two remaining cards set its rank. Players choose Equal bets for a fixed payout or Double bets that pay more for stronger hands, such as 5 Gong. Limits run from €2 to €5,000. The table suits players who know the game from land-based play and want it on mobile or desktop.

Bull Fight is a traditional card game that is popular in the Chinese provinces of Guangdong, Guangxi, Hunan, Jiangsu and Zhejiang. Once betting closes, the dealer deals five cards to each hand in sequence, starting with either the Banker or a Player. Players can back Player 1, 2 or 3 against the Banker, and one standard deck is used.

Each five-card hand is split into a group of three cards that adds up to a multiple of 10 and the two remaining cards; together, these decide the hand ranking. Bets settle in one of two modes: Equal, with a fixed payout, or Double, where the payout depends on the winning hand type.

Player odds to win

• 5 Gong: Double 1:4.75 · Equal 1:0.95
• Bull Fight: Double 1:2.85 · Equal 1:0.95
• Bull 9 to Bull 7: Double 1:1.90 · Equal 1:0.95
• Normal: Double 1:0.95 · Equal 1:0.95

Player odds to lose

• 5 Gong: Double 1:5 · Equal 1:1
• Bull Fight: Double 1:3 · Equal 1:1
• Bull 9 to Bull 7: Double 1:2 · Equal 1:1
• Normal: Double 1:1 · Equal 1:1

The game is hosted in a secluded area of the Asia Gaming studio. The dealer stands behind an interactive Bull Fight table, while other hosts run their games in the background.

A high-quality stream keeps up with the fast pace, and the picture can be scaled down for slower systems. As with most card tables, there is one fixed camera view and no slow-motion replay; the command bar shows when bets are open.

Chips sit on the right of the screen, with repeat, confirm and cancel buttons for placing bets while betting is open. A game history preview shows earlier rounds for players who like to follow trends. The game runs on mobile and desktop, in portrait or landscape on phones, using HTML5.