TMTPlay Table Games: Virtual Card Games with Similar Rules

Many of TMTPlay’s slot machine providers also power the site’s lineup of virtual card games, similar to the lineup of arcade games that add variety to a casino. The table games are generally the virtual RNG versions of the live casino card games, with the exception of a few games like tongits, which is only available in the virtual version anyway.

Notable Table Game Providers

The different providers powering the platform’s card games are the following:

JILI offers a lot of different table games and other providers also offer other similar games to players.

Different TMTPlay Table Games

Some of the notable table games available in the platform are the virtual versions of standard live dealer games. The most notable table games are mostly card games. Some examples are the following:

Virtual Baccarat

Virtual baccarat tables typically run the same way as traditional live baccarat games as the game follows the same rules. The only difference is that the deck used is an RNG deck so the cards drawn are completely random, which doesn’t generally affect gameplay as the player bets on one hand before cards are drawn and most players will stick with the Banker bet anyway.

Virtual Blackjack

Virtual blackjack tables are usually multiplayer virtual games where other players are placed in a random virtual room where all players are dealt cards using an RNG shoe. JILI’s virtual blackjack tables are single player tables with three seats to allow players to play multiple hands and have more chances of winning or keeping the dealer from getting a good hand.

Because virtual blackjack tables are RNG-dependent, players won’t be able to practice counting cards here and it’s possible to get dealt an unnatural number of Aces or 10s in an extended playthrough since the shoe doesn’t have to be changed and the decks shuffled. Still, players can try and practice Basic Strategy here, especially since JILI’s tables have an extremely low minimum bet.

Tongits Go

Tongits is a popular rummy card game that’s popular in the Philippines. The game uses a standard 52-card deck and players are dealt 12-card hands per player, the dealer gets a 13-card hand, and the remaining cards end up in a central stack. The objective is to dump as many unmatched cards as possible and try to form poker hand combinations or Melds.

Melds are a set of matching cards that players need to collect to win the game. Collecting a meld allows players to either lay it down or keep it and laying it down requires other players to expose a at least one meld to call or challenge unless they have a Sagasa, which in case they can challenge but not call.

As Tongits Go uses a standard 52-card virtual deck, the RNG aspect matters little to the gameplay and the experience will largely remain the same when compared with more traditional Tongits games.

Virtual Andar Bahar

Andar Bahar is an easy-to-learn Indian card game where one standard deck is used per round and the goal is to guess which side will draw the same card first. The first card dealt is called the Joker card and the Andar side gets dealt a card first which means that it has a lower payout as it charges a 10% commission.

As the deck gets is changed after each round, the RNG aspect of the game does not affect outcomes.

Virtual Teen Patti

JILI’s Teen Patti games play like virtual player versus player poker and feature different variations with slightly different gameplay mechanics, with the exception of Teen Patti 20-20 and its baccarat-like or dragon tiger-like gameplay where players will need to guess which Player side will have the better hand.

The different standard Teen Patti games available in JILI are the Joker game that adds joker or Wild cards that can substitute for other cards, the AK47 game that treats all Aces, Kings, 4s and 7s as jokers, and the standard Teen Patti game. In all three, each player will compete against each other.

Virtual Poker

The different virtual poker games in TMTPlay can either take the form of standard player versus player, player versus dealer, and even the Caribbean Stud player versus dealer format. Gameplay mechanics follow the standard poker game rules.

Virtual Dragon Tiger

Dragon Tiger is a simple casino card game where the goal is to guess which side will get dealt the better card. Only one card is dealt per round and virtual Dragon Tiger games generally don’t come with side bets so the gameplay is extremely streamlined and good for players who are in a rush.

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Conclusion

Virtual table games are generally low minimum bet casino games that follow the same game rules and game mechanics as their live counterparts. The low minimum bets allow players to practice here when they aren’t confident with the generally higher minimum bets of the live games.

Try playing TMTPlay’s virtual table games today. You can also try Tongits which is currently only available in the virtual format.