Baccarat

The 1x2 Network Baccarat opens with a short video walk across a casino floor before seating the player at the table, a nice touch for a game that otherwise keeps things classic. The task is to back the hand that finishes closer to 9: Player, Banker or a Tie.

Chips sit at the bottom of the screen, the deal button starts the round and the cards follow fixed drawing rules, so there are no side bets, wilds or bonus rounds to learn. RTP is 98.94 % and stakes run from 0.5 € to 200 €. It suits players who like quick rounds with few decisions, and operators who need a straightforward RNG baccarat table in the lobby.

Cards 2 to 9 count at face value, aces count as one, and tens and picture cards count as zero. When a total reaches 10 or more, only the last digit counts, so 7 + 8 makes a hand of 5.

A two-card 8 or 9 is a natural and both hands stand at once. Without a natural, a hand on 0 to 5 receives a third card.

• Player: 1:1
• Banker: 0.95:1
• Tie: 8:1

The tie lands less often, but it is the highest-paying bet at the table.