Toro y Matador Turbo

Introduction and Objective

Toro and Matador Turbo is a Top Card game, a simple and fast card game of chance operated by a dealer. The main objective is to predict which hand (Toro or Matador) will receive the higher-value card; however, there are also other betting options explained in these rules.

Game results are generated using random number generator software with a graphical interface that simulates real-life gaming elements. Dealers are generated in real time using advanced video-generation technology.

How to Play

Card Rankings

Cards are ranked from lowest to highest, with the Ace being the lowest and the King being the highest, as follows:

Ace → 2 → 3 → 4 → 5 → 6 → 7 → 8 → 9 → 10 → Jack → Queen → King

Only the numerical value of each card is relevant to the main game. The suit of the card (Clubs, Diamonds, Hearts, or Spades) has no effect on the outcome of the main game.

Cards and Shuffling

The game is played using a shoe containing eight standard 52-card decks, which are shuffled together. A cut card is added to each shoe.

At the beginning of each new shoe, the dealer draws the first card face up. The dealer then discards a number of cards equal to the value of that first card (a process known as "burning cards"). Any card used during gameplay is placed in the discard tray and is not used again until the shoe is replaced.

Once the cut card appears and the current round is completed, the current shoe is replaced with a new one.

Game Procedure

Each round begins with the dealer dealing one face-up card to both Toro and Matador.

• The first card is dealt to Toro.
• The second card is dealt to Matador.
• No additional cards are dealt.

The higher card wins the round. For example, Toro receiving a King defeats Matador receiving a Jack.

Main Bets

Before each round begins, you may place bets on the following main betting options:

• Toro: If you believe this hand will receive the higher card.
• Matador: If you believe this hand will receive the higher card.
• Tie: If you believe both hands will receive cards of equal value.

If the round ends in a Tie (including a Suited Tie), Toro and Matador bets are returned to the player (Push).

You cannot bet on both Toro and Matador in the same round.

Tie and Suited Tie bets are independent bets and may be placed with or without a main bet on Toro or Matador.

Side Bets

In addition to the main bets, players may place the following side bets (subject to availability):

Suited Tie

Wins when both Toro and Matador receive cards of identical rank and suit.

Big

Wins when the corresponding hand (Toro or Matador) receives a card valued 8 or higher.

Small

Wins when the corresponding hand (Toro or Matador) receives a card valued 6 or lower.

Odd

Wins when the corresponding hand (Toro or Matador) receives one of the following cards:

Ace, 3, 5, 9, Jack, or King

Even

Wins when the corresponding hand (Toro or Matador) receives one of the following cards:

2, 4, 6, 8, 10, or Queen

Red

Wins when the corresponding hand (Toro or Matador) receives a red-suited card (Diamonds or Hearts).

Black

Wins when the corresponding hand (Toro or Matador) receives a black-suited card (Clubs or Spades).

Notes

• Big, Small, Odd, Even, Black, and Red side bets lose if the corresponding hand (Toro or Matador) receives a 7.
• Opposing side bets such as Big/Small, Odd/Even, and Black/Red may be disabled within the game.
• Side bets are subject to game availability, and some side bets may require a main bet to be placed first.
• Side bets are also subject to minimum and maximum bet limits and may be restricted to a percentage of the total main bet.

Payout Tables

Main Bets

Side Bets

Return to Player (RTP)

The optimal Return to Player (RTP) for this game is 96.27% when placing main bets on Toro or Matador.

How to Place Bets

Placing a Bet

Bets must be placed before the cards are dealt and cannot be changed once accepted for the current round.

A betting timer indicates the amount of time available to place bets. Once the timer expires, betting closes.

Please note that the betting timer may vary depending on the particular game being played, but it will never be less than 3 seconds.

To participate in a round, you must have sufficient balance to cover your bets. Your current balance is displayed in the lower-left section of the footer.

Table Limits

The game is subject to table limits, and you must verify the permitted minimum and maximum betting amounts.

The lower-right section of the footer displays the minimum and maximum bet limits for main bets.

Bet limits for all other bet types are available in the Limits and Paytable section of the game menu.

Bet Selection

You can use the chip selector to choose the value of your active betting chip.

To place a bet, simply place your chip on the corresponding betting area within the game interface, such as:

• Toro
• Matador
• Tie
• Any available side bet

Each time a chip is placed, the bet amount increases by the value of the selected chip.

The bet field, located next to your balance in the footer, displays the total value of all bets placed in the current round.

Repeat Bets

Use the Repeat button to place the same bets made in the previous round.

This button is available only when no chips have been placed on any betting area.

Double Bets

Use the Double button to double all bets currently placed on the table.

This button is available only when at least one chip has been placed on a betting area.

Undo Bets

Use the Undo button to remove your most recently placed bet.

Repeated use of the button will undo multiple betting actions one at a time.

Recent Results and Winning Streaks

Recent Results

After each round, the result is recorded and displayed in the history panel.

This allows you to review the outcomes of the most recent rounds.

Results are added from the upper-left side, showing the sequence of Toro, Matador, and Tie outcomes.

The scoreboard visually highlights streaks, making it easier to identify when one side has won several consecutive rounds.

Winning Streaks

To provide a clearer view of current game trends, dedicated statistics are displayed for both betting sides.

The winning streak counter shows how many consecutive rounds each side has won.

• The counter increases by 1 for each consecutive win.
• If the opposite side wins, the losing side's counter resets to zero.
• In the event of a Tie, winning streak counters remain unchanged.

Alongside the streak count, the display also shows the win percentage of Toro versus Matador.

Important Game Buttons

The following options, accessible through the Main Menu, provide important game information and customization settings.

Paytable and Limits

Use this button to view payout tables and betting limits for each bet type.

Betting History

Use this button to view your betting history and game results for this game and all other games offered by Avanti Studios.

Settings

Use this button to customize certain game settings according to your preferences.

Lobby

Use this button to access the portfolio of games offered by Avanti Studios.

Game Error Policy

If a game error occurs while you are playing, the relevant game round will be voided, any winnings will be cancelled, and your original wagers will be refunded.

If you become aware of a game error, you must stop playing and notify the casino operator.

Disconnection and Interruption Policy

This game is available over the internet and, as such, disconnections and interruptions may occur.

If a disconnection or interruption occurs while you are playing, any accepted wagers you have placed will remain valid and will be settled normally in accordance with these rules.

You can review the results of any rounds from which you were disconnected or interrupted in your Betting History once you reconnect to the game.

Translations

These Help and Rules were originally written in English.

If they have been translated into another language, every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the translated version.

In all cases, the version of these Help and Rules written in an official language of the jurisdiction in which you are playing shall prevail.

Last modification date: 7/8/2026