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Historical accounts of the origins of Baccarat are disputed: some sources claim it was invented in the 1800s, while others trace it back to the 15th century when French soldiers brought it from Italy.
Baccarat grew popular among French nobles in the 1800s, remaining in private rooms until France legalized casino gambling in 1907. Its high-class image was later cemented by James Bond in "Casino Royale."
Baccarat was first referenced publicly in the UK in 1866 by the Daily Telegraph, spreading rapidly to England and the U.S.
Three popular variants formed: baccarat banque, chemin de fer, and punto banco—the modern version we know today.
In Baccarat, players bet on Player, Banker, or Tie. Cards 2–9 have face value; 10, J, Q, K are worth 0; and Aces are worth 1. Hands are valued by the rightmost digit of their card total.
| OTHER SIDE BETS AVAILABLE AT OUR BACCARAT TABLE | |
|---|---|
| Super 6 Bet (Banker wins with 6 points) | 1 pays 15 |
| Lucky 7 Bet (Banker wins with 3 cards totaling 7) | 1 pays 40 |
| Ruby 8 Bet (Player wins with 3 cards totaling 8) | 1 pays 25 |
| Pair Bet (Player wins with 2 cards totaling 8) | 1 pays 11 |
There is a progressive event for Grand K+9 (both cards Spade) + any natural 9. Major Jackpot payout is VND 500,000 per bet, Mini Jackpot is VND 300,000 per bet.
All Jackpot payouts are based on the outcome of the initial two cards (K+9) for the punter’s original bet on either Player or Banker only.
