Quick Stats

Welcome Bonus pay rate

Top Prize

$2,250

Minimum wager

Maximum wager

$250

Average pay-out %

for Table Games

97.5%

Result	Pay out
Tie	9:1 or push if not betting on a tie
Banker Win	1:1 - 5% commission
Player Win	1:1

A - Press this button to change amount you want to bet. You can wager $1 to $250.

B - Press here to bet on a tie.

C - Press here to play the banker's hand.

D - Press here to bet on the player's hand.

E - Press here to rebet your previous wager.

F - Press here view and hide the game history.

Playing Baccarat Online

Baccarat is a popular casino game, mostly because of the small house edge that the casino has. There are three different wagers you can make. You can bet on a tie, on the player's hand and the banker's hand. A successful tie wager will pay out 9:1. A wager on the player's hand will pay out even money for a win and a push for a tie. A wager on the banker's hand will push for a tie also and pay out even money, minus a five percent commission for a win.
    The banker's and player's hands are won by getting the closest score to nine. The values for the playing cards are face value for 2 to 9, Aces are worth one point, and tens and face cards are worth nil. If the score of your hand is in the double digits, then the first digit will be dropped off your score. So a hand with 17 points would actually have a score of seven.
    To begin playing you first have to decide which of those three wagers you want to make and how much. Once you are ready, press deal and the cards will be dealt out. Initially both the banker's and the player's hands will have two cards. Additional cards may be dealt out, but if so they will automatically be dealt out and there is nothing you can do to influence the outcome of the hands.
    A hand that is dealt a natural will automatically win, unless the other hand has a higher natural or both have equal naturals. A natural is a hand with a score of 8 or 9. If neither hand has a natural then a third card will be dealt out according to these rules.
    If the player's hand has a score of 0 to 5 then he will draw a third card, otherwise he will stand on his hand. If the player has a score of 6 or 7 after two cards, then the dealer will draw a third card, but only if the banker's score after two cards was between 0 - 5.
    If the player has drawn a third card the banker will draw a third card also when;
- the banker's hand is equal to 0, 1 or 2.
- if the banker's hand is 3 and the player's third card wasn't an 8.
- if bh = 4 and the player's third card was between 2 - 7.
- if bh = 5 and the player's third card was between 4 - 7.
- if bh = 6 and the player's third card was a 6 or a 7.
    The banker will always stand on a 7, 8 or 9. A lot of these rules sound somewhat complicated, but once you start playing it will be a lot easier to follow. Something to remember is that you don't need to know all of these rules, because once you have pressed the deal button, there is nothing you can do to influence the results of the game.