CA1 Speed Baccarat

CA1 Speed Baccarat leads the CA series of HoGaming speed tables. The goal is the classic one – back the hand, Player or Banker, that finishes closest to nine, or call a tie – and the dealer reveals the cards slowly for extra tension before the result is announced. Eight standard decks are used, with aces worth one point and tens and face cards worth zero. Limits run from 20 € to 2000 €, and the Banker bet pays 1:0.95. Two camera angles follow the dealer and the deal, a game history view keeps track of past rounds, and desktop players can use the number keys and space bar as shortcuts.

The aim is to predict whether the Player or the Banker hand will finish closest to nine, or whether the round ends in a tie. CA1 Speed Baccarat uses 8 standard 52-card decks. Aces count as 1 point, cards 2 to 9 count at face value, and tens and face cards count as zero.

Bets go in when the “place your bets” sign comes on: pick a chip value and place it on Player, Banker or Tie. The window lasts only a few seconds. Once it closes, the dealer deals the cards face up, announces the winner and pays out, and the next round begins.

The table pays the following odds:

• Player: 1:1
• Banker: 1:0.95
• Tie: 8:1
• Player Pair: 11:1
• Banker Pair: 11:1

A dealer welcomes players and guides them through each round from a dedicated area of the HoGaming studio, with decorations in the background. The set is quiet, so the dealer is easy to hear, and the cards are revealed slowly for extra suspense.

The stream is high quality and can be adjusted to suit the player’s device. Two camera angles cover the action – one on the dealer and table, one on the table as the cards are dealt – and, as with other card games, there are no slow-motion replays. A new round starts within a couple of seconds.

CA1 Speed Baccarat runs on desktop, mobile and tablet. The desktop view is the widest and supports the number keys and space bar as shortcuts; on phones the controls switch to touch, and a tablet with a keyboard plays like a desktop. Portrait and landscape orientation are both supported. Optical character recognition tracks every action the dealer takes, and a game history view lets players review earlier rounds.

Limits run from 20 € to 2000 €. HoGaming also offers native-speaking dealers for a wide range of languages.