Objective: Bet on which of two hands (Player, Banker, or Tie) finishes closer to 9. Betting on Player pays x2.0, betting on Banker pays x1.9. Back the wrong hand and the wager is gone. If both hands tie, your bet is returned. Betting on a Tie bet pays x9.0, but has much lower odds.
Player and Banker are the names of the two hands, and you can back either. Cards score at face value. Aces count 1, while tens and picture cards count as zero. If a hand passes 9, only the last digit counts. For example, a 7 and an 8 make 15, which plays as 5 (because 5 is the last digit of 15). A two-card 8 or 9 is called a natural. Neither hand draws a third card, and the two totals are compared immediately. The higher total wins, so a natural 8 still loses to a natural 9, and two naturals of the same value are a tie. If neither hand holds a natural, the Player hand draws a third card on 0 to 5 and stands on 6 or 7, and the Banker answers according to a fixed table.
Acebet Baccarat is a provably fair Original with six optional side bets. You play free-to-play with Gold Coins, or with Sweeps Coins you can redeem for real prizes.
Click to Reveal turns each card over on your click. Squeeze to Reveal draws it out slowly, the way players bend the corner at a live table. Neither changes the result, which was set by the seeds before the deal.
Auto mode repeats your bet pattern across consecutive hands with stop limits. Every win is capped at the SC 200,000 Max Win.
| Bet | Payout | Wins about | House edge | RTP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Player | x2.0 | 44.6% of hands | 1.23% | 98.77% |
| Banker | x1.9 | 45.9% of hands | 3.35% | 96.65% |
| Tie | x9.0 | 9.5% of hands | 14.36% | 85.64% |
Player is the best bet. Banker wins slightly more often, but pays x1.9 against Player's x2.0, and the commission wipes out the advantage. Backing Player costs about 1.23 SC per 100 SC staked. Backing Banker costs 3.35 SC, close to three times as much.
At most baccarat tables Banker carries a 5% commission, pays 1.95x, and is the best bet in the house at 1.06%. Acebet takes a steeper cut at 1.9x, which is what puts Player ahead here.
Pro Tip: Leave the Tie alone. It lands about one hand in ten, and its 14.36% house edge costs you more than eleven times what Player does per SC staked. No run of past results makes it likelier.
Turn on the Side Bets toggle and six extra markets open up alongside the main three:
Each needs a specific hand to land a specific way, so they hit rarely and pay long. All six carry a bigger house edge than Player or Banker, and their payouts are posted next to each market in the game. They add variance, not value.
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Baccarat does not have one RTP. Each bet has its own RTP, from 98.77% on Player down to 85.64% on the Tie.
When the two hands finish level, your Player or Banker chip is returned and nothing is won or lost. That leaves 90.5% of hands to settle the bet, and across those, Banker's higher win rate is outweighed by its lower payout. Winning more often at 1.9x still returns less than winning slightly less often at 2.0x.
Baccarat is a card game where two hands, Player and Banker, are dealt and the one closer to 9 wins. You bet on which hand that will be, or on a Tie. Cards count at face value, aces are 1, and tens and picture cards are 0. Totals above 9 drop the first digit, so 15 plays as 5.
Set a play amount, click Player, Banker, or Tie to place chips, and press Play Game. Both hands are dealt and any third card is drawn automatically under fixed rules. The hand closer to 9 wins, and you are paid on whichever box you backed.
Player, at a 1.23% house edge. It pays x2.0 and wins about 44.6% of hands. Banker wins marginally more often but only pays x1.9, and that commission pushes its house edge up to 3.35%, which is nearly three times the cost of Player.
At most baccarat tables the Banker bet carries a 5% commission and pays 1.95x, which makes it the best bet in the building at roughly 1.06%. Acebet's Banker pays 1.9x. That larger commission takes back more than Banker's slightly higher win rate is worth, so Player comes out ahead.
No. Tie pays 8 to 1 but lands only about one hand in ten, which works out to a 14.36% house edge. It is the most expensive bet on the table by a wide margin, and it costs you more than eleven times what the Player bet does per SC staked.
It depends on the bet. Player returns 98.77%, Banker returns 96.65%, and Tie returns 85.64%. The side bets each carry a bigger house edge than Player or Banker, with their payouts posted next to each market.
Your Player and Banker bets push. The chips come back to you and nothing is won or lost on that hand. Only a Tie bet pays on a tie.
Six of them: Dragon 7, Panda 8, Any 8 Beats 6, Two Card 9 Beats 7, Three Card 9 Beats 1, and Three Card 9 Beats 7. They are long-shot markets that need a particular hand to land a particular way, and each carries a higher house edge than the main bets.
Yes. Each hand uses a SHA-256 hashed server seed, a client seed you control, and a nonce that increments per round. The server seed hash is committed before the cards are dealt and the full seed is revealed after the hand, so you can verify the outcome against the seeds on the Fairness page. Squeezing a card out slowly does not change what is under it. The deal was set before you touched it.
Yes. Acebet Original Baccarat includes Auto mode. Save your bet pattern, set your play amount and stop conditions, and the game deals consecutive hands until the auto run is stopped.
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Bet selection is the only lever you have, because nothing you do after the chips are down affects the cards. Back Player at 1.23%, skip the Tie at 14.36%, and treat the side bets as entertainment rather than value. Betting systems like Martingale change how your wins and losses are ordered within a session, but they never touch the house edge on a bet. Neither do the patterns in past hands, since each deal is independent of the last.
Cards 2 through 9 score face value, an ace is 1, and a ten, jack, queen, or king is worth zero. Add the hand up, and if the total passes 9, drop the first digit.
Player: 4 and 6. Total: 0. Four plus six is ten, so the first digit drops and the hand is worth zero. That is the worst two-card hand in the game, and it is called baccarat.
Banker: 7 and an ace. Total: 8. The ace counts 1. Any two-card 8 or 9 is a natural, so the hand stops there with no third card, and it beats the Player 0.
Player: queen and 4. Total: 4. The queen is worth zero.
Player: 8, 5, and an ace. Total: 4. Eight plus five plus one is fourteen, which drops to 4. The third card arrived on its own, because whether a hand draws is fixed by the rules and never by you.
Banker: king, 10, and 6. Total: 6. Two zeroes and a six. This hand drew a third card and still lost to a Player 7. More cards do not make a hand stronger.
Neither hand draws if either one holds a natural 8 or 9. Otherwise the Player hand goes first: it draws on 0 to 5 and stands on 6 or 7.
The Banker then answers. If the Player stood, the Banker draws on 0 to 5 and stands on 6 or 7. If the Player drew, the Banker's move depends on its own total and on the card the Player caught.
| Banker total | Banker draws when the Player's third card is |
|---|---|
| 0, 1, 2 | any card |
| 3 | anything except an 8 |
| 4 | 2 through 7 |
| 5 | 4 through 7 |
| 6 | 6 or 7 |
| 7 | never, the Banker stands |
This is why the Banker wins slightly more hands than the Player. It acts second and its draw rules react to what the Player caught, which is the advantage the commission on Banker wins exists to claw back.
This will define how much your chips will be worth. Enter your SC amount or use the 1/2, x2, and Max shortcuts.
Click Player, Banker, or Tie to drop a chip. You can back more than one box in the same hand, and Total Play adds up everything you have staked.
Press Play Game. Both hands are dealt, any third card is drawn automatically, and the hand closer to 9 takes the pot.
Click to Reveal deals the cards face down so you flip them yourself, and Squeeze to Reveal drags them out slowly instead. The Side Bets toggle opens six extra markets on exact scorelines, which stack alongside your main bet in the same hand.
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