The Rules of Baccarat

The player makes only two decisions, before each hand is dealt - selection of the position he/she believes will win the next hand ("player", "banker" or "tie"), and determining the amount of the wager. The object of Baccarat is to wager on the hand that will win with a point total of 9, or as close to it as possible. Cards from 2-9 are counted at their face value, aces are worth 1, and picture cards and tens are counted as 0 (suits do not matter). The player has no decisions to make during the game itself. Our Baccarat game is played with 6 decks of cards, which are shuffled after each round.

Playing the Game of Baccarat

Each round begins when the player bets on the 'player', 'banker' or a 'tie'. After the player's bet is placed, the player and the dealer (banker) receive each two cards. The score of each hand appears to the left of the cards.
For example: If the player's two cards are '4' and '9', then their total is 13, and the score (that appears to the left of the player's cards) is '3'. The score always ranges from 0 to 9. A third card may or may not be dealt to the player, dealer or both.
Note: If either the player or the banker has a score of 8 or a 9 they both stand (this is called a 'natural').

Should a disconnection or timeout occur after the Player placed his/her bet and before the Player pressed the 'Deal' button, the Player's bet will be returned to his/her Balance.

Should a disconnection or timeout occur after the Player pressed the 'Deal' button, the round will continue until the end of the current playing round. This has no effect on the Player, since the Player makes no decisions after the cards are dealt.

After connection is re-established the Player can enter the "History" page and see the results of the last round ("History" is available for Money mode only).

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The Minimum Balance required is a bit higher than the total winnings of the Player in a given round, which are: 9 * (Maximum Bet) + 1.5%(Casino commission) * (Maximum Bet)

Game Options
"Approve" Button / 'Auto-Approve' Feature
When playing as Dealer, before each round commences you must 'Approve' the next round. After you approve the round, the Player can place his/her bets and play the round. The 'Auto-Approve' feature lets you automatically approve the next rounds, without having to approve every round individually.

Disconnections
Communication problems over the Internet may cause sudden disconnections. We have designed our software to cope with such incidents in a manner that our clients will be protected from unjustifiable loss, while eliminating the possibility of intentional disconnections and/or system abuse.

Should a disconnection occur after the Dealer pressed the "Approve" button, play will continue until the Player has finished his turn. This has no effect on the Dealer, since the Dealer is played automatically according to the rules of the game.

After connection is re-established the Dealer can enter the "History" page and see the results of the last round ("History" is available for Money mode only).

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