Basic information
Min bet $,€,£: 0.5
Max bet $,€,£: 5000
Max Win: x201
Autoplay Option: Yes
Multiplier: Yes
Game Shows review
War is a card game that comes with no boosters or special features but can deliver some highlight moments. This only happens when it’s a tough battle, and every pair of cards drawn leads to a tie. But if a winner is determined right away, payouts aren’t that exciting.
How to Play War Game
A player gets one card and then a casino gets one card. If a player card is of higher value, it’s a 1:1 win. This game uses a traditional card ranking when 2 is the lowest and A is the highest. If the casino wins, you know that your money is gone.
But there’s another possible scenario, when both cards are of the same rank. This is where things get a bit complicated. You get to decide whether to double the original wager and go for another card draw. Or exit with half of the main wager returned.
If you continue and win, only your original wager is paid 1:1, not the total bet after doubling. So, you basically get your money back and have a zero win. At least you don’t lose half a bet. But that’s only if you win. If you lose, the entire amount is gone.
War Live Casino Game Tie Bets
A Tie bet is the one that makes sense in terms of payouts when card values match. If you made a Tie bet, there’s an instant win of 10:1 if any initial tie takes place. But the game isn’t over yet. Because there will be another draw that can boost your Tie payout to 25:1 then to 50:1 and finally to 200:1 if there’s a second, third and fourth consecutive tie.
War Game RTP
The highest RTP is 96.56%, and it’s when you bet on Player and don’t surrender. If you choose to surrender, the average payout slightly drops to 96.27%. Tie bets return even less, 92.05%.
Conclusion
War is a live casino game that is hard to deny. Yes, it lacks that entertainment value some crazy game shows offer. But despite being simple, it’s able to provide an extra layer of fun through consecutive tie scenarios.
War screenshots
