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A wager that the Banker hand will have a higher point total than the Player hand. Winning Banker bets typically pay even money minus a small commission, usually five percent, retained by the house.

A dealing ritual where the dealer slowly bends and reveals the card edges for suspense. It does not change the outcome but is a signature feature of premium Royale-branded baccarat tables.

When the initial two-card total for either the Player or Banker hand equals eight or nine. A Natural ends the round immediately with no further cards drawn, regardless of the other hand's value.

Visual scorecards — Bead Road, Big Road, Big Eye Boy, Small Road, Cockroach Road — that track the history of Banker and Player wins so you can spot streaks and pattern shifts across recent hands.

A side wager placed before the deal that pays if the first two cards dealt to the Player or Banker form a matching pair. Banker Pair and Player Pair are settled independently of the main hand result.

A Baccarat Royale variant where winning Banker bets pay even money without the standard five percent commission. The trade-off is usually that a Banker win on six pays at reduced odds instead.