Baccarat C05

Baccarat C05 is the most relaxed table in SA Gaming's C series, with about 30 seconds to place bets before each deal. That extra time is useful on mobile, where placing chips takes a few more taps, and for players who like to think about their next move.

Everything else is familiar: eight decks, Player, Banker and Tie as the main bets, and Player Pair and Banker Pair side bets at 11:1. The table accepts 5 € to 500 € per bet and is played from home through a live stream with chat, so players can talk to the dealer while they wait. C05 is a sensible default for casual live casino players and for operators who want a gentle introduction to live baccarat in their lobby.

Baccarat C05 follows standard baccarat rules, so regular players have nothing new to learn. The cards come from eight decks. Side bets are available, and the table runs without random shuffling. Players have about 30 seconds to place their chips.

When betting closes, the dealer turns two cards face up for the Player and the Banker, adds a third card straight away if the drawing rules require it and announces the result at once. Each hand ends in a Player win, a Banker win or a tie. Losing stakes are collected, winning bets are paid, and the next betting window opens for about 30 seconds. Play is for real money only.

Main bets and side bets pay at these odds, as listed for this table:

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

The dealer and table are located in a dedicated section of the SA Gaming studio, and a "place your bets" signal shows when the window is open. There is one camera view and no slow-motion replay, which suits a card game where the deal is easy to follow. Players bet on which hand will end closer to nine, and the stream quality can be lowered on slower computers.

The table works on mobile, tablet and desktop. Optical character recognition captures each action the dealer takes, so the on-screen result always matches the live hand. Chip values run from 5 € to 500 € and light up when betting opens, and native-speaking dealers are available for many languages.