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| − | + | In baccarat cards are dealt from a special box (a shoe) that contains 8 shuffled decks randomly split into two parts. After cards from the first part have been dealt, 8 decks are collected together, shuffled, and split into two parts. Play Baccarat Gold for Free! Participants of baccarat make bets on Player, Banker, or Tie. Note that you can’t bet on both Player and Banker at the same time. However, you can make a bet on Player and Tie, or Banker and Tie at the same time. Player and Banker get two cards each. Then the game in baccarat depends on the amount of points these cards brought each of them. Every card less than a Ten is estimated by its its nominal value, Ace is 1 point, Tens and High cards - 0 points. Suit is of no importance. By comparing the Player’s and Banker’s amount of points, only the right figure of the amount is considered. For example, you have 8 and 9. Your total amount is 17, but only number 7 is considered. Thus, the total amount of points varies from 0 to 9, and excess is impossible. | |
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In baccarat cards are dealt from a special box (a shoe) that contains 8 shuffled decks randomly split into two parts. After cards from the first part have been dealt, 8 decks are collected together, shuffled, and split into two parts. Play Baccarat Gold for Free! Participants of baccarat make bets on Player, Banker, or Tie. Note that you can’t bet on both Player and Banker at the same time. However, you can make a bet on Player and Tie, or Banker and Tie at the same time. Player and Banker get two cards each. Then the game in baccarat depends on the amount of points these cards brought each of them. Every card less than a Ten is estimated by its its nominal value, Ace is 1 point, Tens and High cards - 0 points. Suit is of no importance. By comparing the Player’s and Banker’s amount of points, only the right figure of the amount is considered. For example, you have 8 and 9. Your total amount is 17, but only number 7 is considered. Thus, the total amount of points varies from 0 to 9, and excess is impossible.
