What is Baccarat? | Baccarat features | Playing the game | Baccarat rules | Payout schedule
| What is Baccarat? Baccarat
is the oldest of all games played in modern casinos. Records suggest the game may have
been played as far back as the fifteenth century in France where it is sometime known as
punto banco. There are just three bets to make and the game is often played for very high
odds. In traditional casinos Baccarat tables are often kept separate from the rest of the
casino in a Baccarat Pit. The Baccarat table is easy to recognize. It is often
quite large and can have seating for as many as twelve people. |
| Baccarat Features The
Increase and Decrease buttons are used to adjust the size of your bet. The bet size can
only be changed between games. |
| Playing the Game Baccarat
is played with a single standard deck of cards. Two hands of cards are dealt, one for the
Player and one for the Banker. Each hand will contain either two or three cards. If the
first two cards dealt to the Player or the Banker are equal to five (5) or less, then the
respective hand will be dealt a third card. |
| Baccarat Rules Please take
note of the following rules: |
| Payout Schedule If you have chosen the winning hand the payout will made according to this table: |
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| The Banker Wins The Player Wins A Tie Wins |
Twice the bet -5% commission on winnings for the House. Twice the bet You win 8 times the bet. |
| If the hand that you chose to back wins, you are paid double
your bet, unless you bet on a tie in which case the payout is eight (8) times the amount
you bet. If you win when backing the Bankers hand the House charges a small
percentage. If you have bet on a losing hand your Ante is lost. If the hands are tied and you have not bet on a Tie then your Ante will be returned. |
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