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Ezugi baccarat, an English table with six side bets
An all-English table with a limit of 1 to 200, chips from 0.5, six side bets round the edge and a hand where Banker draws a third card to reach 9.
Ezugi's baccarat looks different from the Allbet and Ebet tables on this site. Everything is in English, the limits are small (1 to 200 per the Table limits box), and the felt carries six side bets as well as the usual three.
Reading the felt
Three rings in the middle take the main bets: Player, Tie and Banker. The felt prints TIE PAYS 8 TO 1 above the card area. Side bets curve round both ends. On the left are Perfect Pair at 25:1, Big at 0.54:1 and Player Pair at 11:1. On the right, Banker Pair at 11:1, Small at 1.5:1 and Either Pair at 5:1. Big and Small depend on how many cards the round uses: four for Small, five or six for Big.
The chip rack runs 0.5, 1, 5, 10, 50, 100 and 500, with Clear all and Rebet underneath and the countdown timer to the right.
A hand from start to finish
The strip at top right says Time to place bets while the timer runs and No more bets once it stops. The dealer then deals Player and Banker two cards each, and the totals appear in small boxes on the felt.
In our hand Player had a queen and a 6, a total of 6, and stood. Banker's king and 2 made 2, so a third card came, dealt sideways: a 7, for 9. The banner read Player 6 | Banker 9, Banker Wins.
Roads
Top left are the Bead Road and Big Road, with Ask Player and Ask Banker buttons that show where the next result would land. Top right, under Roadmaps, Stats and Info tabs, sit the Big Eye, Small and Cockroach roads. They record the shoe; they don't forecast it.
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Questions people ask
What is the difference between Perfect Pair and Either Pair?
Either Pair wins if the first two cards of Player or Banker form any pair and pays 5:1. Perfect Pair needs a suited pair, the same rank and suit, and pays 25:1, as printed on the felt.
Why did Banker take a third card in the screenshots?
Player had a queen and a 6, which is 6, so Player stood. Banker's king and 2 made only 2, so the drawing rules gave Banker a third card, a 7, for 9.
What does Big at 0.54:1 pay?
A winning Big bet of 100 pays 54 on top of the stake. It wins when the round uses five or six cards, which is more common than four, so the payout is below even money.
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