Baccarat

This long-time favorite of the upper crust and
gaming elite is an elegant and easy-to-master game of chance. In
Baccarat, two cards are dealt to a Player hand and two to a Banker hand.
The goal is to predict which hand will score closest to nine points –
the Player’s hand or the Banker’s hand. If you’re not convinced either
hand will score closer to nine points, you can bet the two hands will
tie. It’s that simple. Go ahead, step behind the velvet ropes into a
simple and elegant world of gaming that you’re sure to appreciate.
Baccarat Explained:
In Baccarat, two cards are dealt to the Player hand and two to the
Banker hand. You are not the "Player." The Player is just one hand on
which you can bet. The goal of Baccarat is to predict which hand will
score closest to nine points. You can bet on the Player hand, on the
Banker hand, or on a Tie.
A hand of eight or nine points is considered a natural and automatically
wins, unless there is a tie. If both hands have a natural, the hand with
the highest point value wins. However, if you bet on the Banker or
Player hand and both hands have naturals of equal point value; your bet
is pushed back to you.
In the event that neither hand has a natural, each hand is dealt a third
card according to rules governing how the Player and Banker hands are
dealt. Please see rules below.
Point Values in Baccarat:
Cards 2 through 9 = face value
10's and Face Cards = 0 points
Aces = 1 point
Calculate Points in Baccarat:
Add the values of all cards together. If the value of the cards is
greater than 9 points, drop the digit in the tens position. For example:
21 - digit in tens position = 1 point
How To Play Baccarat:
Click Player, Banker, or Tie in the middle of the game table to select
which hand to bet on or click Rebet and skip to step 3 Click chips to
place a bet within table limits Click Deal
To Win in Baccarat:
You bet on the hand that has a higher point value and does not tie with
the other hand.
You bet on a Tie and the Banker and Player hand tie.
Important - In the casino software, cards will be automatically dealt
according to the rules governing how the Player and Banker hands are
dealt. See rules below.
You place a bet on the Player, Banker, or on a Tie The Player and Banker
are each dealt two cards If either hand has a natural, that hand
automatically wins, unless there is a tie. (In a tie between two
naturals, the highest point value wins. If both naturals are equal, you
push on Banker and Player bets and win on Tie bets.) The Player draws a
third card or stands according to the rules below The Banker draws a
third card or stands according to the rules below The two hands are
compared to determine the winner