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Table games · Punto banco

Baccarat

Bet on Player, Banker or Tie, plus the two pair bets, from an eight-deck shoe with the third-card rule explained as each card is drawn. The scoreboard keeps the bead plate, big road and the three derived roads that baccarat players read, and every table setting shows its exact house edge.

FormatPunto banco · 8-deck shoe
Return98.94% banker · 98.76% player
Runs onFree to play, social, sweeps
DataSimulated · provably fair shoe
BaccaratPlace your bets
Discard
Shoe 1
Player
Player draws on 0 to 5.
Banker follows the tableau.
Banker
P pair11 to 1
Player1 to 1
Tie8 to 1
Banker1 to 1 less 5%
B pair11 to 1
Third card ruleBanker total down, player's third card across

D draws, S stands, St the player stood. An 8 or 9 on either side is a natural: nobody draws.

Feed

Pick a chip, click Player, Banker, Tie or a pair bet, then press Deal or Space. The shoe is shuffled in your browser from a seed whose hash is shown before the shoe starts. Balances are play money and shared across the table games.

How it works

How it plays.

01

Place your bets

Chips go on Player, Banker, Tie, or the player pair and banker pair bets. By default a coup takes $10 to $500 in total.

02

Watch the coup

Player and banker get two cards each. An 8 or 9 is a natural and both stand; otherwise the third-card rule decides, and the table shows which rule drew each card.

03

Squeeze if you like

With Squeeze on, the player's cards arrive face down and you peel them yourself before the banker's cards are turned.

04

Read the roads

Each coup is added to the bead plate and big road. The big eye boy, small road and cockroach pig track the big road's pattern, and the ask row shows what the next banker or player result would add.

Your version

What operators can change.

The demo runs the same drawing rules and payouts as our production engine. Operators set the payouts, shoe and limits, and the house edge for each choice is computed exactly from the shoe, not estimated.

Tie payout8 to 1 or 9 to 1, with the house edge shown for each
Pair betsPlayer pair and banker pair at 11 to 1, on or off
Commission5% on banker wins, rounded down to a whole unit as in production
ShoeSix or eight decks, with a new shoe whenever the table wants one
Table limitsMinimum and maximum for each coup
SqueezeLet players peel their own cards, or deal everything face up
ScoreboardBead plate, big road and the three derived roads, on the table or on a TV wall
Branding and currencyYour felt colors and logo; free to play, social coins, sweeps coins, or paid where legal