A card game in which the best hand has a sum nearest to 9, with every group of 10 being discounted.
a card game played in casinos in which two or more punters gamble against the banker; the player wins who holds 2 or 3 cars that total closest to nine
The gambling card game of French origin. Also, the score of zero.
The worst hand one can have in Baccarat, a total of zero.
Old, usually high-roller’s card game in which players aim to get the hand closest to nine.
card game where the winning hand closest to nine discounting all units of ten.
a casino card game. To win one must have a hand that is closest to 9 discounting all units of 10.
Italian (or French) for "zero" but more applicably, a card game where "9" is the magic number (not "0"!).
Pronounced bah-cah-rah. The name for the game. Derived from the Italian word baccara, meaning zero.
Italian: zero. A casino game of chance requiring little knowledge or skill where all face cards and tens have a value of zero.
a casino table game of chance, where the rules and outcomes are so straightforward that it requires little skill or detailed knowledge to play. The word Baccarat is derived from the Italian word, Baccarat, which means zero, and refers to the zero value given to all of the face cards and tens.
Translates to mean zero. When either the player or the bank hand have a total of zero this is known as baccarat. Unlike blackjack this is a negative situation.
The name of the game,A term derived from baccara, the Italian word for zero.
a card game where the winning hand totals closest to 9 discounting all units of 10.
A table game using 6 or 8 decks of cards which does not require skill. Similar to the skill game Chemin de Fer. Sometimes called Punto Banco.
Baccarat is a gambling card game. It is believed to have been introduced into France from Italy during the reign of Charles VIII of France (ruled 1483-1498), and it is similar to Faro and to Basset. There are three accepted variants of the game: baccarat chemin de fer (railway), baccarat banque (or a deux tableaux), and punto banco (or North American baccarat).