Transparent Table Baccarat
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Transparent Table Baccarat is a live dealer baccarat game that combines classic baccarat rules with a modern transparent table presentation. Featuring real-time dealing, clear card visibility, and an immersive live studio experience, the game gives traditional baccarat a distinctive visual style while keeping its familiar rules and gameplay.
The game is generally played with 8 decks of cards. Each round compares two hands: Player and Banker. The hand with a final total closest to 9 wins.
In addition to the traditional Player, Banker, and Tie options, Transparent Table Baccarat offers a wide selection of side bets, including Player Pair, Banker Pair, Big, Small, Odd/Even, Super 6, Any Pair, Perfect Pair, Dragon Bonus, Super Tie, Tiger Pair, Tiger Tie, Panda 8, Dragon 7, and more.
The transparent table design gives the game a distinctive modern appearance while providing a clear view of the cards and dealing process.
Every round is presented by a real dealer through a live video stream, allowing players to follow the dealing and card-reveal process in real time.
The core gameplay follows traditional baccarat rules. Player and Banker compete for a final hand value closest to 9.
Alongside the three main outcomes, the game includes numerous side bets based on pairs, card totals, winning margins, number of cards dealt, and special winning combinations.
Transparent Table Baccarat is generally played using 8 decks of standard playing cards.
At the beginning of each round, two cards are dealt to both Player and Banker. Depending on their totals, a third card may be dealt according to predetermined baccarat drawing rules.
The initial dealing sequence is:
1st Card – Player
2nd Card – Banker
3rd Card – Player
4th Card – Banker
Once all required cards have been dealt, the final totals are compared.
Baccarat uses a simple point system:
Ace = 1 point
2–9 = Face value
10, Jack, Queen, King = 0 points
Only the last digit of the total is counted when the combined value reaches 10 or more.
4 + Ace = 5
9 + 8 = 17 → 7
10 + 10 = 0
Therefore, the highest possible baccarat hand value is 9.
If the first two cards of either Player or Banker total 8 or 9, the hand is known as a Natural.
When a Natural occurs, no additional cards are drawn and the round proceeds directly to the result.
For example:
4 + 4 = Natural 8
King + 9 = Natural 9
If both Player and Banker have Naturals, their totals are compared normally. If both totals are equal, the result is a Tie.
Players do not choose whether Player or Banker receives a third card. All additional cards are dealt automatically according to baccarat’s predetermined drawing rules.
If the Player’s first two cards total:
0–5 → Draw a third card
6–7 → Stand
8–9 → Natural; no additional card
The Banker’s drawing rules may depend on both the Banker’s total and the value of the Player’s third card.
| Banker Total | Rule |
|---|---|
| 0–2 | Draw |
| 3 | Draw unless Player’s third card is 8 |
| 4 | Draw if Player’s third card is 2–7 |
| 5 | Draw if Player’s third card is 4–7 |
| 6 | Draw if Player’s third card is 6 or 7 |
| 7 | Stand |
| 8–9 | Natural; no additional card |
If the Player does not draw a third card, the Banker draws on totals of 0–5 and stands on 6–7.
Payout: 1:1
Player wins when the Player hand finishes with a higher total than the Banker hand.
If the round ends in a Tie, the Player bet is returned.
Payout: 1:0.95
Banker wins when the Banker hand finishes with a higher total than the Player hand.
If the round ends in a Tie, the Banker bet is returned.
Regular Banker win:
Payout: 1:1
If Banker wins with exactly 6 points:
Payout: 1:0.5
A Tie returns the original stake.
Payout: 1:8
The Tie wins when Player and Banker finish with exactly the same point total.
Payout: 1:11
Wins when the Player’s first two cards have the same rank, regardless of suit.
Payout: 1:11
Wins when the Banker’s first two cards have the same rank, regardless of suit.
Payout: 1:5
Wins when either Player or Banker has a pair among their first two cards.
Payout: 1:25
Wins when the first two cards of either Player or Banker have both the same rank and same suit.
Payout: 1:0.5
Wins when a total of 5 or 6 cards are dealt during the round.
Payout: 1:1.5
Wins when exactly 4 cards are dealt during the round.
Odd/Even bets are determined using the final hand total, including any third card.
Banker Odd – 1:0.94
Banker Even – 1:0.94
Player Odd – 1:0.96
Player Even – 1:0.9
A final total of 0 is considered even.
Super 6 is based on the Banker winning with exactly 6 points.
Banker wins with 6 using only two cards.
Payout: 1:12
Banker draws a third card and finishes with 6 to win.
Payout: 1:20
Dragon Bonus is determined by the winning margin between Player and Banker, or by a winning Natural.
| Winning Result | Payout |
|---|---|
| Natural 9 Win | 1:30 |
| Natural 8 Win | 1:10 |
| Win by 7 Points | 1:5 |
| Win by 6 Points | 1:3 |
| Win by 5 Points | 1:2 |
| Win by 4 Points | 1:1 |
| Other Qualifying Win | 1:1 |
| Natural Tie | Stake Returned |
Payout: 1:4
This bet wins when the selected side receives an initial two-card total of 8 or 9 and wins the round.
If the Natural results in a Tie, the stake is returned.
Super Tie is determined by the exact final tied total between Player and Banker.
| Tie Result | Payout |
|---|---|
| 0-Point Tie | 1:125 |
| 1-Point Tie | 1:180 |
| 2-Point Tie | 1:190 |
| 3-Point Tie | 1:170 |
| 4-Point Tie | 1:100 |
| 5-Point Tie | 1:90 |
| 6-Point Tie | 1:40 |
| 7-Point Tie | 1:40 |
| 8-Point Tie | 1:70 |
| 9-Point Tie | 1:70 |
For example, if Player finishes with 2 points and Banker also finishes with 2 points, the result qualifies as a 2-Point Super Tie.
Tiger 6 applies when Banker wins with exactly 6 points.
Two-card Banker 6 → 1:12
Three-card Banker 6 → 1:20
Payout: 1:22
Wins when Banker defeats Player with a two-card total of 6.
Payout: 1:50
Wins when Banker defeats Player with a three-card total of 6.
Tiger Pair provides two possible winning conditions.
Payout: 1:4
Wins when either Player or Banker has a pair among the first two cards.
Payout: 1:20
Wins when both Player and Banker have pairs among their respective first two cards.
Payout: 1:40
Wins when Player and Banker finish with the same total and both hands have exactly 6 points.
Payout: 1:25
Panda 8 wins when Player uses three cards to make a total of 8 and defeats Banker.
Payout: 1:40
Dragon 7 wins when Banker uses three cards to make a total of 7 and defeats Player.
A typical round of Transparent Table Baccarat follows this sequence:
1. Select a betting option
Players make their selections before the betting countdown ends.
2. Betting closes
No additional selections are accepted once the betting period has ended.
3. Initial cards are dealt
The live dealer deals two cards each to Player and Banker.
4. Natural check
If either hand has a Natural 8 or Natural 9, the game proceeds directly to the result.
5. Third-card rules are applied
If there is no Natural, additional cards are dealt automatically according to the standard drawing rules.
6. Final totals are compared
The hand closest to 9 wins. Equal totals result in a Tie.
7. Side bets are determined
Applicable results such as Pairs, Big/Small, Super 6, Dragon Bonus, Super Tie, Panda 8, Dragon 7, and other side bets are calculated.
8. Round settlement
All winning selections are settled according to the displayed payout rules.
Transparent Table Baccarat is presented through a real-time live video stream. In the event of an unusual situation involving dealing, shuffling, card recognition, or the game system, the round will be handled according to the applicable platform rules and recorded game footage.
If the system cannot correctly recognize a card, the dealer may scan the card again until it is successfully identified.
If a settlement error occurs, the result may be recalculated according to the actual recorded outcome of the round.
If a technical, network, or platform issue prevents a round from being completed normally, the affected round may be cancelled and the relevant stakes returned.
After the 30th round of each shoe, certain side bets may no longer be available, including:
Perfect Pair, Big, Small, Banker Odd/Even, Player Odd/Even, and Super Tie.
Available betting options, payout rates, game procedures, and settlement rules are subject to the information displayed in the Transparent Table Baccarat game interface and the platform’s latest official rules.
