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How Live Baccarat Works
Live baccarat offers a unique immersive experience that’s just like playing in a real-life casino. Our live baccarat casino games feature real-life dealers with all the action streamed to your chosen device in real-time and in HD.
The real-life dealer will take your bet and deal the cards to the player and banker. Then it’s a case of betting which hand you think will finish closest to 9. If you win, the dealer will let you know and you’ll collect your winnings. Plus, you can play right from the comfort of your own home on your desktop, laptop or mobile device.
How to Play Live Baccarat
Live baccarat plays just like a game of baccarat in a real-life casino. The aim of the game is to bet on whether you think the player or the banker will get closest to 9. Or you can bet on the hand being a tie instead. It works like this:
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You place your bet on one of three options:
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The Banker to win
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The Player to win
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A Tie
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Bets are placed before the cards are dealt.
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The aim is to predict which will hold the highest score and get closest to 9. Or whether you think it will end in a tie.
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Once you’ve placed your bet, two cards are dealt to both the player and the banker.
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Depending on which cards are in each hand, the score for each is calculated.
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Tens and face cards all are worth zero points
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All other cards are worth their face value
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The ace is worth one point.
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In baccarat, the highest score is 9. If any hand goes over this score, the first digit of the hand is dropped. So if a hand has a total score of 12, the “1” is dropped, leaving a final score of 2.
Sometimes a third card is drawn for either the player or the banker.
The player:
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If the player has 8 or 9, no third card is drawn for the player.
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If the player has 0 to 5, the player gets a third card
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If the banker stands at 8 or 9, the player doesn’t get a third card.