How to Play
Put chips on one or more of the five spots, then deal. Two cards go to Player and two to Banker, the rules decide whether either draws a third, and the higher total wins.
How to play
- 1Connect — sign in with Google to derive a Sui wallet instantly, or connect an existing Sui wallet.
- 2Choose your chip — pick a chip value, then click a betting spot to place it. Click again to add more.
- 3Cover as many spots as you like — Player, Banker, Tie and the two pair bets settle independently off the same hand.
- 4Deal — the minimum is 1 SUI across the whole ticket. Cards are dealt, the rules resolve, and winnings land in your wallet.
Card values
Aces count 1, cards 2 through 9 count face value, and tens and all face cards count 0. A hand's total is the sum of its cards modulo 10 — so 9 + 8 is 7, not 17. There is no bust in baccarat, and the highest possible total is 9.
The bets
On a tie, Player and Banker bets are pushed — your stake comes back rather than being lost. That push is the whole reason the two main bets have such small edges. Pair bets win when a side's first two cards share a rank; note that a ten and a king are both worth 0 but are not a pair.
Why Banker is commissioned
Banker acts after Player and so wins slightly more often — 45.86% of hands against 44.62%, with 9.52% tied. Left uncommissioned it would be a positive-expectation bet, so the 5% commission on Banker wins is what turns it back into a 1.06% edge for the house. It is still the best bet available here.
The third-card rules
Nobody chooses whether to draw. If either side holds 8 or 9 on its first two cards that is a natural, and the hand ends immediately. Otherwise:
- 1Player — draws on 0–5, stands on 6–7.
- 2Banker, if Player stood — draws on 0–5, stands on 6–7.
- 3Banker, if Player drew — depends on Banker's total and the value of Player's third card — the table below.
The road
The table shows a bead plate of recent results, as every baccarat table does. It is a record and nothing more: each hand here is dealt from a brand-new eight-deck shoe, so previous results have no bearing whatsoever on the next one. There is no streak to ride and no shoe to count.
Practice first
New to baccarat? Open the practice mode for the full table with play money — no wallet, nothing on-chain, and resettable credit. It deals the same eight-deck shoe with the same rules, so the odds it teaches you are the real ones.