Dead or Alive: Saloon

Saddle up for Dead or Alive: Saloon by Evolution, a Wild West-themed live card game built around a special 104-card deck. Players in the Philippines can bet on one or more of the 52 standard playing cards before the dealer begins drawing. The deck also contains Multiplier, Bounty, and Double cards, which can alter the potential result before a regular playing card appears. Multiplier cards increase the potential win, while Bounty cards lead to an additional selection event. The unusual format turns every card reveal into part of the showdown. Choose your target, watch the draw unfold, and see if your card rides into town.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What ends a round in Dead or Alive: Saloon?

The round ends as soon as the dealer draws a standard playing card. That card determines which bets win, while any bonus cards drawn beforehand affect the potential payout rather than acting as the deciding card themselves.

2. Can players select all cards of one rank or suit?

Yes. Selecting a rank places bets on all four cards of that rank, while selecting a suit covers its 13 cards. These shortcuts place individual wagers on several cards, so the total stake increases with the coverage selected.

3. How do Multiplier cards change the potential win?

Multiplier cards add their displayed value to the current potential win instead of multiplying it. For example, a 20x card added to an existing 20x potential win raises the total to 40x before the deciding playing card appears.

4. What happens when a Double card appears?

A Double card doubles the potential win accumulated at that moment. If the meter shows 40x, it becomes 80x. The card does not double the values of bonus cards drawn afterward, making its position in the sequence relevant.

5. What do players choose during Bounty Hunt?

Players select one of three targets hiding different multiplier bonuses. The chosen target reveals a value between 10x and 200x, which is added to their potential win. The dealer then continues drawing toward the standard card that settles the round.

6. Does drawing a bonus card guarantee a payout?

No. Bonus cards can increase the potential reward, but a player still needs a wager on the standard card that eventually appears. A boosted meter alone does not produce a payment when the deciding card falls outside their selections.

7. Can a round finish without any bonus cards?

Yes. The first card drawn can be a standard playing card, ending the round immediately. In that case, no Multiplier, Double, or Bounty effects occur, and winning selections receive the default payout rather than a boosted reward.