Baccarat

Baccarat from XPro Gaming is a live table streamed from the provider's studio and dealt from eight decks under the standard rules, so players do not need to learn anything new. Each round settles as a Player win, a Banker win or a tie, with pair and Dragon/Tiger side bets for those who want extra action. Bets run from 5 € to 300 €, a mid-range band suited to regular players.

The pace is brisk: the betting window lasts only seconds, any third card is dealt without a pause, and the next round opens for bets 12 seconds after the result. Live chat, a high-quality stream and a layout that works on desktop and mobile make it an easy core baccarat table for a live lobby.

When betting closes, the dealer deals two face-up cards each to the Banker and Player hands. If the drawing rules require a third card it is dealt straight away, and the dealer announces the result as soon as the hand is complete. Losing bets are cleared, winners are paid, and players then have 12 seconds to bet on the next round. The cards are shuffled regularly, and the table is played for real money only.

Main and side bets pay at these odds:

• Player: 1:1
• Banker: 1:0.95
• Tie: 8:1
• Player Pair: 11:1
• Banker Pair: 11:1
• Dragon/Tiger: 1:1

The table sits in a dedicated area of the XPro Gaming studio, with other dealers running their own games in the background. A "place your bets" signal lights up when the betting window opens and tells players when it has closed. The betting controls run along the bottom of the screen, and native-speaking dealers are available for most languages.

The aim is to back the hand that finishes closer to nine, or a tie when both totals match, and rounds follow each other quickly. The stream is high quality and can be turned down on slower computers. Like most card tables it uses a single view, with no extra camera angles or slow-motion replays, which is all that is needed to follow every deal.

The table plays on mobile, tablet and desktop. Optical character recognition reads each card the dealer handles and shows it on screen digitally, so the display always matches the live action. Chips from 5 € to 300 € sit in the bottom-right corner.