Baccarat Rules And Strategies For Beginners

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Despite its glamorous reputation, baccarat is actually one of the simplest games in the casino.


The rules are entirely automated, meaning the dealer handles all the actual gameplay mechanics.

Understanding the Basics of Baccarat

There are only two hands dealt in the game: the Player hand and the Banker hand.


Aces are always valued at one point, and the maximum possible score is exactly nine.

You can bet on the Banker, Player, or TieWinning Banker bets usually pay a 5% commissionThe hand closest to nine wins the round
The Banker Bet vs. The Player Bet

Mathematically, the Banker bet is the safest wager you can make on the casino floor.


Consistently betting on the Banker is considered the optimal mathematical strategy for long-term play.

Why You Should Avoid the Tie Bet

While the Banker and Player bets are fantastic, the Tie bet is famously terrible.


Sticking strictly to the Banker or Player bets ensures your bankroll will last much longer.

OptionCasino AdvantageRecommendationPlayer HandLowGood BetTie Option14.36%Never Bet

By simply betting on the Banker consistently, you are playing with near-optimal mathematical efficiency.