If the player's card is higher, he or she wins the wager they bet. However, if the dealer's card is higher, the player loses their bet.[3] A tie occurs when the dealer and the player each have cards of the same rank. In a tie situation, the player has two options: The player can surrender, in which case the player loses half the bet. The player can go to war, in which case the player must double his stake. If the player continues play in view of a tie, the dealer burns (discards) three cards before dealing each of them an additional card. If the player's card is ranked higher than the dealer's, then the player wins the amount of his original wager only. If the dealer's card is ranked higher than the player's, the player loses his (doubled) wager. If the ranks are equal, then the player wins the amount of his doubled wager. A side bet is offered by which a player can bet on ties. If the player bets on the tie, and his card matches the dealer's, then the player wins 10 to 1 to his original wager on the tie bet.
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