Real Dealer Baccarat, Right in Your Pocket

Punto Banco is the standard form of Baccarat where the house banks every hand. You bet on Player, Banker, or Tie — the dealer follows fixed drawing rules, and no skill decision changes the outcome.

The squeeze is a card-reveal ritual where the dealer slowly bends and peels the card corners before showing the face. It's a tension-building feature, not a rule change — the result is the same as a standard reveal.

A Pair bet pays out if the first two cards dealt to either the Player or Banker side form a matching pair by rank. Player Pair and Banker Pair are separate bets with their own payout rates shown at the table.

Salon Privé is a high-limit Baccarat format where one player at a time controls the squeeze and the table atmosphere is more intimate. Minimum bet thresholds are higher than standard tables — check the table info panel.

Speed Baccarat follows the same Punto Banco rules but compresses each round to roughly 27 seconds. Cards are dealt face-up immediately with no squeeze, so rounds cycle faster for shorter sessions.

The road map is a grid showing the results of recent hands — Banker, Player, or Tie — in a coded pattern. Common formats include Big Road, Bead Plate, and Big Eye Boy, each displaying historical outcomes differently.