Baccarat

General rule

A player places a setting on one of the hands which must have a total of points nearest possible to 9, either the croupier or or the player. Each hand receives at least two cards but not more than three.

Baccarat is played with eight card decks. The first and the third card drawn from the shoe are for the hand of the player, and the second and fourth card constitute the hand of the croupier. The figures and the 10 count for 0. The Aces count for 1 and the other cards have a weight equivalent to their value.

If a third card is necessary, it must be drawn according to rules' from the table below. If the value of the points of the first two drawn cards, which that that is to say gives it, is 8 or 9, one calls a Naturalness and no other card is drawn. The hand with the greatest total of point, or more nearly nine gains.

The profits are equivalent to the bet. If the two hands have an identical total, the Nul bet gains, to 8 per 1. When No one occurs, all the bets deposited on the player and the croupier neither are lost nor gained.

Rules of the Player

If the first two cards have a total of:	Result
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 0	No one
6, 7	Stop
8, 9 (Naturalness)	Stop

Rules of the Croupier

Croupier has	Equality if the 3rd card of the player is:	Is not with equality if the 3rd card of the player is:
3	1,2,3,4,5,6,7,9,0	8
4	2,3,4,5,6,7	1,8,9,0
5	4,5,6,7	1,2,3,8,9,0
6	6,7	Stop
7	-	Stop (Natural)
8,9	-	Equality

When a player stops on one 6 or 7, the Croupier must continue on a total of 0,1,2,3,4 and 5 and stops that 6,7,8 and 9.
The croupier must continue on a total 0,1 or 2 and take again the rules of the croupier