Bet On Baccarat

The game involves two sides: the Player and the Banker. Each receives two cards face-up in each draw, with the Player receiving the first card. A third card may be dealt to either side in special situations. The objective is to achieve a total sum of points as close to or equal to nine. A Tie occurs if both sides have the same points.

Card values are as follows: 2 to 9 are worth their face value, face cards and 10 are worth zero, and Aces are worth one. The score is the right digit of the total sum of the cards (e.g., 13 becomes 3).

Bets can be placed in three rounds:

Before the first card is dealt.

After the Player's first card, with updated odds.

After the Banker's first card, with updated odds.

After the final cards are dealt, the results are displayed. In case of a Tie, bets on this outcome are paid, while bets on the Player or Banker are void and stakes are returned.

 

FEATURES

The game is played between the Player and the Banker, with each side receiving two cards initially. In some situations, a third card may be dealt according to specific rules.

Dealing: Cards are dealt alternately to each side until both have two face-up cards. The Player always gets the first card.  After two cards are dealt to each side, it is determined if a third card is needed based on fixed rules.

The goal is to get a total as close to 9 as possible. The side with a total closer to 9 wins. A Tie occurs when both sides have an equal total, with bets on Tie winning and bets on Player or Banker returned.

Calculating points: The total points are summed up, with only the right digit of a double-digit total counting as the score. Additional bets can be placed on pairs or the total number of dealt cards, independent of main bets.

Exceptions: A hand with 8 or 9 points in the first two cards is a "Natural hand," and no more cards are dealt. If the Player has 6 or 7 points and the Banker has 5 or fewer points, the Banker gets a third card.