Baccarat RNG

Baccarat RNG is Evolution's First Person version of baccarat: the familiar punto banco game rendered in a studio-style setting and driven by a random number generator, so each hand is dealt the moment the player is ready. You bet on whether the Player or the Banker hand will finish closer to nine, or on a tie.

Stakes run from 1 € to 1000 €. A rich menu of side bets, including Perfect Pair at up to 200:1 and Super 6 at 15:1, adds extra ways to win, and no random shuffles are used. Keyboard shortcuts, portrait or landscape play and a multi-table display make it easy to use. It suits players learning baccarat before moving to live tables.

Number cards count at face value, aces count as one, and tens and picture cards count as zero. A hand's value is the last digit of its total, so 7 and 8 make 5. The hand closer to nine wins.

Each hand gets two cards, and a third card is drawn automatically when the drawing rules require it, for example when a hand totals less than four. Bets are placed with the chips that light up when betting opens.

• Player: 1:1
• Banker: 1:1, or 0.5:1 when the Banker wins with 6
• Tie: 8:1
• Player Pair or Banker Pair: 11:1
• Either Pair: 5:1
• Perfect Pair: 25:1 for one pair, 200:1 for two pairs
• Super 6: 15:1

The table is shown in a quiet studio scene with other tables in the background, and the card values are displayed on the game interface. The video quality can be lowered from the settings at the top of the screen if the connection struggles.

The game plays on mobile, tablet and desktop. Desktop players can use the number keys and space bar; on mobile, bets are placed by touch in portrait or landscape.