First Person Baccarat

First Person Baccarat follows the classic Punto Banco rule set. You back Player, Banker or Tie before any cards come out. Two cards go to each side, totals are scored modulo 10 — a 7 and an 8 makes 5, not 15 — and the third-card rule fires automatically from the published draw table. You don't decide anything after the bet is placed. Banker wins slightly more often than Player, which is where its 1.06% house edge comes from.

Evolution gives you twelve tables to choose from: six standard and six No Commission. Standard tables skim 5% off a winning Banker hand. No Commission tables drop that skim, and in exchange a winning Banker hand totalling exactly 6 pays 1:2 rather than 1:1. Pick whichever suits how you'd rather keep track of your stack. Alongside the main bet sit the pair side bets — Player Pair and Banker Pair at 11:1, Perfect Pair at 25:1 for one pair and up to 200:1 for two.

Because it's RNG rather than a live shoe, the table does things a live table can't. You can shuffle the shoe, sort tables by roads or streaks, and deal free hands to build a trend on one table or on all of them at once — useful if you follow roads and want a shoe with history in it before you bet. And when you want a human dealing instead, the GO LIVE button takes you through the in-game portal straight to a Live Baccarat table.