Baccarat

Bet on the Player, the Banker or a Tie, and the cards follow the real casino drawing rules. Each version changes the table and the payouts, not the simplicity.

Which Baccarat game should I play?

Some of our Baccarat games handle every draw automatically; others let you decide whether to take another card. Start with Punto Banco or Mini Baccarat to learn how the totals work, or try Chemin de Fer and Baccarat Banque if you prefer making decisions during a hand.

Game Why play it? What's different?
Punto Banco Learn how hands work without making drawing decisions. Eight decks, with fixed rules for every draw. You don’t control either hand.
Mini Baccarat Automatic draws in the familiar Player-versus-Banker format. “Mini” is the table format, not simpler rules. Eight decks, both hands drawn automatically.
No Commission Baccarat A rule variation with the automatic draws of Punto Banco. Same card values and draws. Banker wins are paid differently, with a special rule for a winning 6.
Chemin de Fer Take turns as banker and make some drawing decisions. The bank passes on after a loss. You can choose whether to draw on a 5.
Baccarat Banque Play as banker against two hands at once. Right and Left hands each face the Banker. The banker keeps the role and chooses when to draw.