Rock refers to a player who is very tight and doesn't take many risks. They're usually only in a hand if they have a good chance of winning. Nit refers to a player who is even tighter than a rock. They're usually only in a hand if they have a great chance of winning.

Pluribus's self-play produces a strategy for the entire game offline, which we refer to as the blueprint strategy. Then during actual play against opponents, Pluribus improves upon the blueprint strategy by searching for a better strategy in real time for the situations in which it finds itself during the game.

You would prefer higher cards to occur more frequently than lower cards in order to maximize your chances of winning the hand. Therefore, wait until lower cards have been dealt before playing. Players in Dragon Tiger have the option of counting their cards to avoid making a poor choice.

Strategy Tips\n\n Although Dragon Tiger may seem extremely simple, as though there is no strategy and it is simply all luck, it is actually possible for Players to bet strategically. For example, participating in the low Edge side bets. The One/Two Black/Red wager is very desirable, at a House Edge of a mere 4% or so.