Baccarat Jetset Tables with Side Bets and Mobile Dealing

Banker bet means you wager that the dealer's hand will score closer to nine than the player hand. It pays even money minus a five percent commission on wins, reflecting the slight statistical edge Banker holds over Player.

A Pair side bet in Baccarat Jetset pays if the first two cards dealt to Banker or Player form a matching rank—two Kings, two Sevens. Pair bets settle independently of the main hand outcome and typically pay eleven to one.

If Banker and Player finish with identical totals, a Tie bet pays eight to one. Banker and Player bets push when a Tie occurs, meaning your stake returns to your account without profit or loss for that round.

Squeeze reveal is when the dealer slowly bends the card corner before flipping it, building suspense. Not every Baccarat Jetset table offers squeeze—check the table description to see if your chosen room includes this dealing style.

A natural is when the first two cards dealt total eight or nine. If either Banker or Player draws a natural, no third card is dealt and the hand ends immediately, with the natural winning unless both sides draw naturals.

Baccarat Jetset follows fixed tableau rules: Player stands on six or seven, draws on zero through five; Banker's draw depends on Player's third card value. The dealer executes these rules automatically—you don't choose whether to draw.