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Standard 8-deck baccarat · 5% Banker commission
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Standard commission baccarat · eight decks.
Aces count as 1. Cards 2–9 keep their value. Tens and faces count as 0. Add the values and keep the last digit. A 7 and an 8 make 5.
An opening 8 or 9 is a natural: both hands stop. Otherwise Player draws on 0–5 and stands on 6–7. Banker follows the fixed table below. There are no hit, stand or surrender choices.
If Player stands, Banker draws on 0–5 and stands on 6–7.
Player wins pay 1 to 1. Banker wins pay 0.95 to 1 after 5% commission. Tie pays 8 to 1. Your stake comes back with a win; Player and Banker bets push on a tie.
At these rules, approximate house edges are Banker 1.06%, Player 1.24%, and Tie 14.36%. No bet or progression guarantees profit. Past results are not predictions.
The practice shoe reshuffles near its end. This simulator does not reproduce a casino’s opening burn or cut-card ceremony.
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Charts are a record of the shoe. Read the results, not a prediction.
Start at the top left. Read down six cells, then start at the top of the next column to the right. Every hand gets a cell, including a Tie.
The gold square marks hand 7, at the top of column 2.
Banker is a red ring; Player is blue. The same winner continues down. A change of winner starts a new column at the top. A Tie is a green slash on the preceding circle, with a count for multiple ties.
The Tie after two Banker wins stays on the second red ring. It does not break the streak. If a shoe starts with ties, their marks attach to the first Player or Banker circle.
After six rows, a streak continues to the right. It also turns right if the cell below is occupied. Once it turns, it keeps going right until the winner changes.
A long Banker streak does not make Player “due,” and a pattern does not guarantee the next winner. These charts show outcomes, not the remaining cards.