War
Evolution live dealer game - desktop
War
One card each. High card wins. Aces beat everything. Ties mean war. Match your bet. Draw again. Winner takes it. No complicated rules. No hidden mechanics. card versus card. Fast rounds. Quick payouts. Play or fold before the deal. Evolution handles the deal and payout in real time.
Game Features
- Single-card comparison with automatic dealing
- War mechanic triggered on ties with mandatory double bet
- Live dealer management of the game round
- Real-time card distribution and outcome resolution
- Standard 52-card deck shuffling between rounds
- 1:1 payout structure on winning hands
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Find War in the lobby, set your stake, go. Wins credit the second the round ends.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happens when the player and dealer draw the same card value?
A tie triggers the 'war' mechanic, where both the player and dealer must place an additional bet equal to the original stake. Each player then receives a new card, and the higher second card determines the outcome of the war round.
How does the payout structure work in War?
War uses a 1:1 payout structure on winning hands. This means a winning player receives an amount equal to their original bet, and during a war, a winning second card pays out at the same 1:1 ratio on the doubled bet.
Is the deck reshuffled between rounds?
Yes, a standard 52-card deck is shuffled between each round to ensure consistent randomness in card distribution.
What makes the card comparison mechanic different from other dealer games?
War strips the game down to a single card comparison where only the card value determines the winner, with no additional options or side bets beyond the mandatory war bet on ties. The live dealer manages the automatic dealing and immediate outcome resolution.
Can a player avoid the war bet when a tie occurs?
No, the war bet is mandatory when a tie happens. Both player and dealer must place an additional bet equal to the original stake to continue and resolve the tie with a second card.
