Baccarat Trainer

The only decision in baccarat is where you put the chips. This trainer prices each bet you make, so you can see that one tie bet costs more than ten banker bets.

How to use

  1. Choose a chip value, then tap banker, player, tie or a pair spot to place it.
  2. Press Deal — the cards follow the fixed drawing table and the coach reports the EV your bet mix gave up.
  3. Watch the session panel to compare your theoretical loss against what actually happened.

Whether a third card comes is set by the punto banco table: the player draws on 0–5, and the banker's move depends on the player's third card. Nobody at the table chooses.

Banker wins pay 0.95 after the 5% commission — and it is still the cheapest bet on the layout.

FAQ

Does this cost money?

No. Play-money chips only, nothing to buy and nothing to win. If you run out, one button restarts you at 1,000 chips.

Why is there a commission on banker bets?

Because the banker hand acts last and wins more often (about 45.9% versus 44.6%). The 5% commission is how the casino claws that advantage back.

Tie pays 8:1 — why is it a bad bet?

Ties happen about 9.5% of the time, so a fair payout would be near 9.5:1. Paying 8:1 leaves a 14.4% house edge, roughly thirteen times the banker bet.

Can roadmaps predict the next hand?

No. Hands are independent, so “banker streaked, player is due” has no basis. That is exactly why the trainer keeps showing expected loss instead of streaks.

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