Infor
The participant may make a bet guessing whether the player hand or the banker hand will win. There is also a tie wager when you’re expecting a draw. All wagers must be within the table limit. (See the game option for the lowest and highest betting amount.) The dealer draws cards to the player's and the banker’s hand according to drawing rules, and the hand closest to 9 wins. The player and the banker hand each receive two or three cards, and the winner will be determined by the sum of those cards. The names “Banker” and “Player” are not significant as they merely serve as distinguishing titles for betting areas. Customers wager on the side that they expect to win. Payouts All winning bets on the player's hand will be paid 1 to 1. However, all winning bets on the banker's hand will have to pay a 5 % commission to the house. On a winning tie bet, it will be paid 8 to 1. The original bet is not collected.
Infor
The participant may make a bet guessing whether the player hand or the banker hand will win. There is also a tie wager when you’re expecting a draw. All wagers must be within the table limit. (See the game option for the lowest and highest betting amount.) The dealer draws cards to the player's and the banker’s hand according to drawing rules, and the hand closest to 9 wins. The player and the banker hand each receive two or three cards, and the winner will be determined by the sum of those cards. The names “Banker” and “Player” are not significant as they merely serve as distinguishing titles for betting areas. Customers wager on the side that they expect to win. Payouts All winning bets on the player's hand will be paid 1 to 1. However, all winning bets on the banker's hand will have to pay a 5 % commission to the house. On a winning tie bet, it will be paid 8 to 1. The original bet is not collected.
Infor
The participant may make a bet guessing whether the player hand or the banker hand will win. There is also a tie wager when you’re expecting a draw. All wagers must be within the table limit. (See the game option for the lowest and highest betting amount.) The dealer draws cards to the player's and the banker’s hand according to drawing rules, and the hand closest to 9 wins. The player and the banker hand each receive two or three cards, and the winner will be determined by the sum of those cards. The names “Banker” and “Player” are not significant as they merely serve as distinguishing titles for betting areas. Customers wager on the side that they expect to win. Payouts All winning bets on the player's hand will be paid 1 to 1. However, all winning bets on the banker's hand will have to pay a 5 % commission to the house. On a winning tie bet, it will be paid 8 to 1. The original bet is not collected.
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