Live Baccarat by Evolution Gaming

Are you looking for a true game of chance? Where wins are determined by comparing two hands, and seeing which one has a higher value? If so, live baccarat is the perfect game for you! Evolution Gaming goes out of their way to create a fantastic title that can be enjoyed by all audiences.

The table is streamed live from the developer’s Riga studio. Everything runs smoothly, and the stream is of high quality. The dealers are pleasant and responsive, which further enhances the experience.

Like all games, baccarat begins with a betting round. You choose your coin value and place it on one of three options: player, banker or tie. You can see what your fellow players are wagering on with the small circles on each bet that give you a percentage. You can also place bets on side bets such as B Pair and P Pair.

After the wagers are placed, the dealer will draw two cards for both sides. Player cards are revealed first, then the dealer. The goal is to bet on the side that gets closer to eight or nine without going over. Cards worth more than nine have a value of zero.

Generally, a third card will be drawn for the player’s side if his hand value is five or less. Whether a third card is drawn on the banker’s side depends on the banker’s hand value and what the player’s third card is. You can keep track of what previous wins occurred using a table on the bottom left.

Evolution Gaming’s Live Baccarat only has three main bets. You can either wager that the player or dealer side will win, or that it will be a draw. In all three cases, you can bet between $0.10 and $10,000 on each round.

The banker bet is the most likely to win due to how baccarat rules are structured. As a result, winning a banker bet applies a 5% commission to the win. You will earn 0.95:1. Player wins pay 1:1, as they are not subject to the extra charge.

Tie bets rarely win but pay 8:1 when do. We advise against playing them due to their low return.

P and B pair side bets pay if the first two cards on the player or banker sides form a pair, rewarding an 11:1 payout.

Perfect Pair pays 25:1 if two identical cards (value and suit) are dealt as the first two cards to either the banker or player. If a perfect pair appears in both the banker and player at the same time, you win 200:1. Either Pair pays 5:1 for a pair in any hand.

P and B bonus pay if the player’s or banker’s hand wins the round with a natural eight or nine, and beat the opponent by four points or more. Beating them by nine points earns a 30:1 payout.