Twofold Pavilion

Original Pai Gow Tiles simulation. Stake 20–100 free fictional points in exact 20-point units, then arrange four physical tile identities into a front low pair and a back high pair. The high pair must rank at least as high as the low pair. Win only when both hands beat the dealer; one hand each is a push; tied copies go to the dealer. Ordinary non-pairs total modulo ten and compare their highest individual tile. Special pairs, Wong and Gong combinations outrank ordinary points. An ordinary zero-point low hand loses its comparison. Wins pay even money less the exact five-percent commission. Auto arrange is an explicitly named digital houseway and changes only the draft.

Five rounds begin with 1,000 free fictional points. Play solo against a virtual dealer, or join exact online tables of 2–4 people. Online seats receive the same four public challenge tiles, independently seal their stakes and splits, and reveal only after every choice is committed. A fresh dealer hand is then drawn without replacement from the remaining set. This public-challenge digital variant differs from the traditional private, predealt casino deal; online results are casual and unverified. Departures and expired choices abort the session without a result.

Teen 13+. Free fictional, nontransferable points only. No money, paid entry, cash-out, transferable rewards or prizes. Landscape is recommended; portrait play is supported.

Arrows/Tab select a tile; Space/tap moves it into or out of the front/low hand; the other two tiles form the back/high hand. Enter confirms only a complete legal split. Native stake selection and separate Allocate/Confirm/Reset; optional Auto arrange sets a draft without confirming. Esc back/solo pause, F1 Help, Backspace/Delete resets the unconfirmed draft, optional M mute. All primary controls48px; exact Solo1/Online2-4, no Local; landscape preferred, portrait supported.