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Single Player Baccarat (OG)
Game Statistics
RTP: 98.9%Edge: 1.06%MonkeyTilt
About Single Player Baccarat (OG)
Game Statistics
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Baccarat with EZ "Lucky 8" rules: a Banker bet with no commission and nine spots on one board. Bet on Player, Banker or Tie, then add the specials: Dragon 7, Panda 8, and the four Golden Frog side bets that pay up to 200:1. Every spot is settled on its own, so one hand can win you several bets at once.
A fresh eight-deck shoe is shuffled for every round from a seed pair that is locked in before you bet. The cards follow fixed casino rules, so there are no decisions to make after you bet, and you can check any round yourself. Place your chips, spread your bets, and go for the 9.
Provably Fair
The whole eight-deck shoe is shuffled from a seed pair that is locked in before you bet, not from a black box. Here is how that works, and how to check any round yourself.
Locked In Before You Bet
- Before you can place a bet, the server picks a secret seed and publishes its SHA-256 hash. The hash is a fingerprint of the seed that cannot be faked.
- Because the seed is locked in up front, the house cannot change a result after you bet. Any change would break the fingerprint.
- The hash of the next server seed is published ahead of time too, so switching seeds cannot be gamed either.
Your Half of the Randomness
- Every result mixes three inputs: the server seed, a client seed you control, and a nonce that goes up by one with each bet.
- You can change your client seed whenever you like from the game's Provably Fair panel. The server has no say in it.
- The server seed stays hidden while it is in play. You only see its fingerprint. That is what keeps the next result unpredictable.
Check Any Round Yourself
- Rotate your seed pair in the game's Provably Fair panel and the server seed you were playing on is shown in full.
- The panel's Verify tab replays any round from the revealed seed pair and nonce, so you can confirm the result you saw is the one the math produces.
- You do not have to trust our verifier either. It gives you a small code snippet you can run in any JavaScript console to get the same result yourself.
How to Play Single Player Baccarat (OG)
The Basics
- Two hands are dealt every round, Player and Banker, from a fresh eight-deck shoe. The hand closest to 9 wins. You bet on which side wins, or on special ways the round can end.
- Card values are simple. Aces count 1, cards 2 to 9 count as their number, and tens and face cards count 0. Only the last digit of a total counts, so a 7 and an 8 make 5, not 15.
- An 8 or 9 on the first two cards is called a natural and ends the round right away. Otherwise either side may get a third card, based on fixed casino rules. There are no decisions to make after you bet.
- Put chips on any spots you like: one, several, or all of them. Every spot is settled on its own, so one bet's result never cancels another.
Player, Banker & Tie
- Player pays 1:1 when the Player hand wins. Banker pays 1:1 when the Banker hand wins, with no 5% commission taken from your winnings.
- There is one trade-off for the free commission. When the Banker wins with a three-card 7 (the Dragon 7), the Banker bet is a push and you get your bet back instead of doubling it.
- Tie pays 8:1 when both hands finish with the same total. A tie does not cost you your main bets: Player and Banker are both a push and you get them back.
Dragon 7 & Panda 8
- Dragon 7 pays 40:1 when the Banker wins with a three-card total of 7. That is the same hand that pushes the Banker bet, so the Dragon 7 covers the board's one catch.
- Panda 8 pays 25:1 when the Player wins with a three-card total of 8. It pays on top of the Player bet's own win, not instead of it.
- Both need a three-card hand, so a natural can never make one. That is what keeps them rare and the payouts big.
Golden Frog Side Bets
Four side bets on the exact final score. Each one pays no matter which side wins. It only looks at the two totals and how many cards made them:
- Natural 9 over 7 pays 50:1. A two-card 9 beats a two-card 7.
- 3-Card 9 over 7 pays 200:1. A three-card 9 beats a three-card 7. This is the rarest and biggest payout on the board.
- 3-Card 9 over 1 pays 150:1. A three-card 9 beats a three-card 1.
- Any 8 over 6 pays 25:1. Any 8 beats any 6, with any number of cards.
- All four are win-only. There is no push, and a 9-9 or 8-8 tie pays none of them.
Bets, Limits & Payouts
Every spot has its own table limits. Payouts are profit on top of your returned bet, so 8:1 means a $1 chip comes back as $9.
| Bet | Pays | Min Bet | Max Bet |
|---|---|---|---|
| Player | 1:1 | $0.10 | $500 |
| Banker | 1:1 | $0.10 | $500 |
| Tie | 8:1 | $0.10 | $500 |
| Dragon 7 | 40:1 | $0.10 | $100 |
| Panda 8 | 25:1 | $0.10 | $100 |
| Natural 9 over 7 | 50:1 | $0.10 | $100 |
| 3-Card 9 over 7 | 200:1 | $0.10 | $100 |
| 3-Card 9 over 1 | 150:1 | $0.10 | $100 |
| Any 8 over 6 | 25:1 | $0.10 | $100 |
A round's total payout is capped at $25,000 across all your spots together. The table will not accept a set of bets that could pay more than that.
