Electronic Baccarat | Casinos et Salons de jeux

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How to play

• Take a seat at the gaming terminal

  Take a seat at an electronic gaming terminal and insert bills to load your betting credits on the screen. Use the touchscreen to place your bets and follow the action live without having to handle physical chips.

• Place a bet

  Choose your virtual chip denomination, then tap the desired betting area on the screen (Player, Banker, or Tie).

  If your wager is less than the table minimum, the chips will appear in red. You must increase your bet before the “No more bets” announcement, or it will be returned to you.

  You can also opt for side bets such as Lucky Nines, Super 6, Any Pair and Hi-Ti.

• Start the game

  The cards are dealt automatically, and the results appear on your screen.

  Two cards form the Player’s hand and two more form the Banker’s hand.

  If either hand totals eight or nine, it is called “natural” and no additional cards are drawn. Otherwise, a third card may be drawn according to the rules of the Baccarat.

   

  Card values:

  - 10s and face cards = 0

  - Aces = 1

  - Other cards = face value

   

  The value of a hand is the last digit of the total sum of the cards (e.g., 10 + 4 + 9 = 13, so the hand value = 3).

• How to know the bet wins or loses

  Your bet wins if:

  You’ve bet on the Player’s hand, and the value of the Player’s hand is higher than that of the Banker’s hand.

  You’ve bet on the Banker’s hand, and the value of the Banker’s hand is higher than that of the Player’s hand.

  You’ve bet on a Tie (Égalitéac), and the value of the Player’s hand is equal to that of the Banker’s hand.

   

  Your bet loses if:

  You’ve bet on the Player’s hand, and the value of the Player’s hand is lower than that of the Banker’s hand.

  You’ve bet on the Banker’s hand, and the value of the Banker’s hand is lower than that of the Player’s hand.

  You’ve bet on a Tie (Égalité), and the value of the Player’s hand is not equal to that of the Banker’s hand.

   

  Special cases:

  In case of a tie, bets on Player or Banker are a push, meaning they neither win nor lose.

  If the Banker wins with a hand totalling six, the payout is 1:2.