No script, no pressure. David Noll (CEG David to our regulars) takes a casual walk through every game, plays the way he really plays, and shares the features he loves most. It runs about 36 minutes, so pour a drink. The time next to each moment jumps you to that spot in the video.

Pull up a chair. 0:00 David logs in, gives a quick lay of the land (where to download, where to find help, what is on play.cqnexus.com) and heads for the tables.
The trainers nobody finds. 4:04 First stop is the Blackjack Practice tab. David runs the basic strategy trainer, argues with the math (the math wins), then tries the card counting trainer and admits he is not a card counter.
A real bankroll, not a fantasy one. 8:41 Nobody walks up to a table with $64,000, so David sets up a Blackjack account and sits down with $500, like a real trip.
Spreading hands at Blackjack. 10:59 Two spots, $20 each, a few rough hands, a split he does not agree with, and a comeback. Watch the Hint card and the session stats along the way.
Roulette: two hits and out. 16:37 A quick $100 goal at the $5 low roller table, with the wheel coverage and win/loss overlays doing the math on screen.
Craps and the Field Fight. 19:09 David debuts a system he recorded that same day, saves it as a layout, and lives through the curse of the five.
A little Baccarat. 26:40 In, up $100, money back in the bank, out.
Video Poker, his favorite. 28:03 He finds the new Video Poker strategy trainer (and gets very excited), then plays three hands of Double Double and tells the story of the royal flush that would have paid $400,000.
Knowing when to walk. 34:29 The loss limit hits, he colors up and returns to the pit, and talks about being mindful of your money, session journals and the Trip Planner.

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Blackjack

Real dealers built this game. It is not "inspired by" Vegas: game protection, the order of operations, where the chips sit, the rail, every detail mirrors what you will find at a real table. New here? Start with the Quick Start (about 10 minutes, played as a game owner without Nexus Pro). For every feature, take the full Heads Up Tour (30+ minutes, with Nexus Pro).

Log in and open Blackjack. After you log in, the main lobby shows the games you own. Click Blackjack.
Pick a table. The Blackjack lobby has default tables ready so you can get right into the action. (The Practice tab has the card counting and basic strategy trainers, and daily challenges are on their way.) Your wallet amount is shown before you sit down.
Read the sign. Just like walking a casino floor, the table sign comes first. Click it for the details: for example, a $10 minimum, $1,000 maximum, and $20 each for two hands or $30 each for three.
Know the top bar.
- Achievements (titles and ranks) need Nexus Pro.
- Bankroll: the money you have at this table. If it hits zero, regenerate $1,000. (If you have more than $1,000, the reset would lower it, and the game warns you.) To add money, use Manage Accounts to move it from your bank. See Setting Up Your Bank.
- Sound, music and deal speed (1x, 2x or Turbo).
- Goals: with no goal set, your whole bankroll is the goal.
- Session tracker: record the shoe and replay it later.
- Bots need Nexus Pro.
- Preferences: strategy mode (Standard or No Bust) and hints mode.
Place your bets. Your chips sit on the apron by the rail, by color, just like a real table. Select a chip, then click a betting spot (tap on a phone). Deal stays grayed out until you meet the minimum, and two hands need double the minimum.
Deal and play. When the dealer shows an ace, you are offered insurance. Watch the procedure: payouts and the order of operations are exactly what you would see in a casino, because dealers and dealer trainers built it. Use Rebet or Clear between hands.
Follow your money. Your balance counts the chips on the apron, not the bets in play. The display shows what you won or lost last round, your session total, and your total bet.
Let the hints teach you. With hints enabled, a wrong move gets a quick warning, such as “always stand on a pair of 10s.” Click the strategy card on the table to see the full chart, or tap Hint before you decide. You can always override and play your way.
Find help in the game. The i icon opens the table rules, how to play, payouts and controls (keyboard, mouse and mobile gestures). The ? opens the icon reference. The stats panel shows wins and losses for each spot, the running and true count, and your basic strategy accuracy.
Adjust bets fast. Left-click a spot to add a chip and right-click to remove one. Click and hold a stack to drag it off the spot, or hit Clear to start over.

Want every feature? Switch to the Heads Up Tour tab for the full walkthrough. Questions or a bug? Use the Support button in the lobby.

Open the Blackjack lobby. Go to games.cqnexus.com and click Blackjack. To play on desktop or mobile instead, use Downloads on play.cqnexus.com. For every feature in detail, see the Blackjack game page.
Choose a table. The preset tables mirror Vegas, with real minimums and maximums and 3 to 2 blackjack.
- 3 to 2 means a $10 bet pays $15 on a blackjack. Some casinos, especially at lower limits, pay 6 to 5, so that same $10 only pays $12. Avoid those tables when you can.
- Own the game? Use My Tables to build your own: minimums, maximums, surrender and the other rules, even deck penetration. Name it, save it, and it appears in your lobby. (Custom tables get their own video.)
Practice without touching your wallet. The Practice tab has two trainers, and neither affects your bankroll.
- Card counting trainer: play 1 to 3 hands, set the speed and the number of decks (two decks is the Vegas minimum, six is standard), and watch the running count and true count. Tap the eye icon to hide them and test yourself. A bar shows deck penetration.
- Basic strategy trainer: deal, make your decision, and track your score on the progress meter. The settings wheel matches the rules to your casino, such as surrender or whether the dealer hits soft 17. Hide the hints to score yourself at the end.
A note from David: casinos do not welcome card counters and will back you off the game. The trainer is here to learn from, if you want it.
Check Challenges. Daily Blackjack challenges are rolling out on the Challenges tab.
On a phone or tablet? Menus sit behind a small pull-out tab at the top of the screen. It is a little sensitive at first, but you will get the hang of it quickly.
Get to know the lobby. Your title and level come from the achievement system. You can manage your game bankroll here, and Preferences holds two settings:
- Strategy mode: Standard, or No Bust. No Bust is not much of a strategy, but it is there if you want it.
- Hints mode: when it is on, the game stops you before a wrong decision (phones buzz) so you can rethink it or override it. Turning it off only stops the interruptions. The Hint button is always there when you want it.
Fund your wallet. Your game bankroll is your wallet: what you carry to the table. If it hits zero, regenerate $1,000 in one click, or add money from your bank. With Nexus Pro you choose which bank account to draw from; with just the game you have one. (See Setting Up Your Bank.)
Read the table. Click the table sign to see the minimum, maximum and multi-hand rule (for example, two hands at $20 each). Your chips sit on the apron next to the rail, stacked by color with the total shown, just like a real game. You will also see the chip rack and the shoe.
Use the top menu. On mobile, pull it down with the tab. The question mark opens a reference for every icon. From left to right:
- Achievements: Action, Wisdom and Experience. You earn XP as you play and bigger points for major achievements.
- Game wallet: opens the Quick Wallet to regenerate, add funds or cash out.
- Sound and music, and deal speed with three settings up to Turbo.
- Goals: set a win goal and a loss limit, or turn goals off and your whole wallet is in play.
- Session tracker: record a session, then replay the exact same cards later with a different strategy.
- Bots: seat a bot with its own strategy at your table, playing one to three hands. You build bots in Nexus Pro (bots get their own video).
- Chat (in the browser version) and Preferences.
Place your bets. Pick a chip, then left-click a betting spot to add that chip and right-click to remove it. Deal stays grayed out until you meet the table minimum and the multi-hand rule. Drag a stack off the screen to remove it, or use Clear. Rebet repeats your last bet.
Play your hands. With hints on, the game stops a wrong move. Click the basic strategy card on the table to open the full chart, or tap Hint. Watch the details: payouts land next to your bet, in order; the dealer peeks for blackjack; insurance goes right on the insurance line.
Track your session. Click the $ symbol for session statistics: buy-in, money locked up, playable bankroll, win goal, loss limit, hands played, average profit, and wins, ties and losses. The goal bar shifts as you win or lose, and the pull-out stats panel shows each seat’s results, bad beats, basic strategy accuracy and the current count.
Let your goals work for you. When you hit your win goal or loss limit, the game asks whether you want to color up and return to the pit, lock up part of your bankroll and keep playing, or simply continue. Money you lock up is set to the side, just like at a real table.
Clear the table before you leave. Any bet left on the felt when you go back to the lobby is deducted, just as a casino would play out the hand or lock up your money.

Questions or feedback? Use the Support button on the home screen, and join our Monday 4 PM Pacific community call to see what is coming next.

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Craps

Start in the lobby. 0:00 Once you are logged in, you land in the main lobby. The video uses the browser version at games.cqnexus.com, but play on whatever works for you. On an iPad, download the iPad-optimized app from the App Store. This account does not have Nexus Pro, so you are seeing the game exactly as you get it when you buy it.
- Click into the Craps lobby. The default tables are modeled on what you will find in Vegas.
- On My Tables, build your own: give it a name, select a brand, and choose from five different random number generators.
- Challenges are coming to their own tab.
Bring a real bankroll. 1:14 No tokens and no millions dumped in your account. Your wallet is what you would have in your pocket on the casino floor, so what you learn here carries straight to a real table.
- Click the wallet bubble to open the Quick Wallet. One click resets it to $1,000, whether you are low or high.
- Manage Accounts opens your master account, which comes with the game. Nexus Pro adds more master accounts you can connect to each game.
- Bring what you would really bring. David cashes some out and sits down with $500.
For the full walkthrough, see Setting Up Your Bank.
Set up the top bar. 2:56
- Achievements: you level up, rank up and earn experience; the deep dive takes Nexus Pro.
- Sound effects and music: the dice and the casino atmosphere, on or off.
- Goals: one goal comes with the game. Set a win goal and a stop loss, and a prompt walks you through your options when you hit either one.
- Session tracker (Nexus Pro): record a session and replay it again and again, or track a real casino session and play it back afterward.
- Preferences: rolls come random, manual or on a timer. Turn on enforce proper place bets (a live dealer will always ask you for proper bets) and proper lay bet amounts, and choose whether a window prompts you for odds.
- The ? is the icon reference. The i on every table covers the rules, how to play, payouts and game controls, including keyboard controls and gestures for your platform.
Learn the table and read your outcomes. 5:14 This is a standard felt, as close as it gets to a real casino, and the order of operations and the way the money moves are correct, down to the stick calls.
- The left pull-out has the hop bets. The right pull-out has deep statistics for the craps nerds; click reset statistics to start fresh.
- With manual rolls on, click to set the dice yourself, which is great for practice. Random rolls use the generator your table is set to.
- Select a check and click the pass line. A bet stays gray until it meets the table minimum: on craps you have to bet, and win, at least the minimum.
- Click the $ to switch from the roll history to your win/loss on every roll. Add a bet and it updates, so you can see exactly where you break even.
- You do not have to bet the pass line; the game does not assume you are the shooter. A table setting can even stop players from betting both the do and the don’t.
Build and save a strategy. 7:11 David sets up the Ultimate Squeeze Play, Paul’s Way (the UPS): $220 inside and $25 each on the 4 and 10, for $270 in action.
- The Inside button bets like a dealer thinks: with no pass line bet, you get all four inside numbers; with a pass line bet, it skips the point, because you can take odds there. $25 selected and one click gives $110 inside, with the 6 and 8 in proper units.
- Once a point is set, your pass line is a contract bet and cannot come down.
- Click save and name the layout (UPS 1). Clear the table, click it, and the whole bet goes back up in one click.
- Your balance is what is left in your wallet; bets on the layout are not included. The display toggles between this shooter, the last roll, your total bet and your goal.
Press, regress and use the dynamic buttons. 9:23
- After a hit, the second stage presses the 4 and 10 and splits the extra $20 between the 5 and 9 ($340). After the next hit, the third saved stage takes it down to $160: you are out about $20 and free rolling $160.
- When a number hits, the buttons update: press it, regress it, or press the sisters. With a quarter selected, pressing the sisters on an 8 adds $30 to each of the 6 and 8, and on a 10 the sisters are the 4 and 10.
- Done playing? Click Clear before you head back to the lobby.
- In the lobby, the Support button (soon called Help) opens the Help Library and the Learning Center.

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Get the right version for your device. 0:30 The tour uses the browser version. On an iPad, get the optimized iPad app; the browser will send you to the App Store for it anyway. You can play on all your devices at the same time, and one login works across all of them. Getting logged out after an update is a good sign: it means the game just got better.
Know where help lives. 1:20 The Support link in the lobby opens our FAQ, knowledge base and help videos. On play.cqnexus.com you will find news, this Help Library and our Learning Center.
Start in the lobby. 1:43 Games you own appear with no bubble; games you do not own show Free or Trial. This tour is played as a game owner without Nexus Pro, so you will see Pro labels along the way. No tokens, no ads, no subscription.
Pick a table, or build your own. 2:17
- The default tables are modeled on real Vegas games, including a bubble craps (electronic table game) version, plus standard 3-4-5 odds tables.
- In My Tables, create a custom table: name it, pick a brand (including branded tables from creators), set the minimum and maximum, the table type, and whether to enforce proper bets, prop bets and hard ways. Side bets are on the way.
- Do not like our dice? Choose from five different random number generators.
- Your saved tables appear in the My Tables tab. Challenges are coming to the lobby soon.
Fund your wallet. 4:02 It works like a real trip: take money from your bank, put it in your wallet, and bring it to the table.
- Your game bankroll starts at $1,000. One button resets it to $1,000 any time.
- With an empty wallet, the tables disappear. No money, no casino.
- Use the slider to add to your bankroll, or open Manage Accounts to see your master account, add transactions and label them so you can track your money. Owning the game gives you one master account; Nexus Pro adds unlimited accounts.
For the full walkthrough, see Setting Up Your Bank.
Read the sign. 7:39 The table sign comes first, just like on a casino floor. Left-click it for the details, such as a $10 minimum and $1,000 maximum. Coming back mid-session? Use Reset Statistics for a fresh start.
Know the top bar. 8:12 A craps layout is a lot to take in, even for new dealers, so start at the top.
- Achievements: your title, level and experience climb as you play; seeing the details takes Nexus Pro.
- Wallet: opens the Quick Wallet to reset to $1,000 or move money. On a phone, keep scrolling: the save button is there.
- Sound effects and music: the dice, the cocktail server, the slots in the background. Turn either one off.
- Goals: set a win goal and a loss limit. When you hit either one, a prompt lets you lock up money, change course or keep playing.
- Session tracker: record every roll, then replay the same rolls later with a different strategy. With Nexus Pro you get unlimited trackers, including the ones from our Casino Quest and YouTube sessions, or record the rolls at a live casino and replay them at home.
Set your preferences. 12:00
- Rolls: random, manual entry, or a timer that puts a little pressure on you to get your bets out. Left-click the timer to start it and again to reset it.
- Enforce proper bets: $6 on the 6 and 8, $5 on the outside numbers, and an automatic buy when the 4 or 10 reaches $20.
- Take odds prompt: asks for odds on pass line and come bets, following the table’s odds (3-4-5 on a standard game).
Know the layout. 13:11 Your rail and checks sit at the console. From there you can turn bets on and off and press sisters, inside or across; those buttons change with the action. Pull out the props, the hopping bets (with your hop total) and the statistics panel whenever you need them.
Make your first bets. 14:05 You do not have to bet the pass line to roll; it is assumed you are the shooter, so you are free to play any system. Select a check and left-click a spot. A bet stays gray until it meets the table minimum. Once a point is set, take your odds behind the line and place your numbers.
Save a layout. 15:56 David builds the 270 Ultimate Squeeze Play and saves each stage as its own layout: $220 inside with $25 on the 4 and 10 (270), pressing the 4 and 10 after the first hit (320 across), then down to 160 across. Load a saved layout in one click and fire away.
Follow your money. 17:36 Your balance is the money in your rack; bets on the layout are not counted in it. Total bet shows what is in action, right to the dollar. The display switches between your last round (the last roll), this shooter, your session and your goal.
Press your winners. 19:46 When a number hits, the console offers to press, regress or press the sisters, and it knows which numbers those are. Bets on the 4 and 10 switch to buy bets automatically at $20.
Real rules, real payouts. 21:29 A pass line bet is a contract bet, so you cannot drag it off once a point is set. Odds land where they would on a real table, and when the shooter sevens out you see the last come bet paid, exactly as the stick calls it. A dealer school built this, so the money moves the way it will when you sit down at a real game.
Check the overlay and stats. 22:56 Click the $ to see your win or loss for every number before you roll. Pull out the statistics panel for a deeper look at your session.
Clear and leave. 23:42 Clear your bets before you leave the game, then head back to the lobby.

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Roulette

Our community, our dealers and our trainers all played an active role in building this game, and it keeps evolving with your feedback. The Heads Up Tour is played as a game owner without Nexus Pro, in the browser. It runs about 20 minutes and covers everything, so it is the one video you need for Roulette. The time next to each step shows where that part starts in the video.

Get the right version for your device. 0:17 The tour uses the browser version, but we recommend the version made for your device. Go to play.cqnexus.com/downloads for every link. On an iPad, get the optimized iPad app from the App Store.
Start in the lobby. 0:51 After you log in, the lobby shows every game. Games you own have no bubble; games you do not own show Free or Trial. The Support button gets you our knowledge base, FAQ, a ticket form and email, and this Help Library and our Learning Center are on play.cqnexus.com.
Check Early Access. 2:04 Now and then, new tables appear on the Early Access tab, unrestricted, so you can play them and give us feedback.
Pick a table, or build your own. 2:30
- The Roulette lobby has the default tables, plus tables our hosts and creators have made public, such as Roulette Master.
- Daily challenges are coming soon to the Challenges tab.
- Create a custom table to mimic the table you plan to play: give it a name, set its visibility, and even choose from five different result generators.
Fund your wallet. 3:23 No tokens and no ads. It works like a real trip: you take money from your bank, put it in your wallet, and bring it to the casino.
- The wallet button is everywhere, in the lobby and inside the game. Click it to open the Quick Wallet.
- The $1,000 button lights up whenever your wallet is above or below $1,000; one click sets it back.
- Add to Game Bankroll pulls from your bank. Use the slider or type an amount, such as $500.
- Owning a game gives you one master account, loaded with $10,000, and you can reset it to $10,000 any time. Nexus Pro lets you keep many accounts, such as one per game.
For the full walkthrough, see Setting Up Your Bank.
Read the sign. 5:49 Open a table, such as the low roller double zero. Just like on a casino floor, the min-max sign comes first. Click it to see the full rules, including the maximums per number and column, and click again to close it.
Know the top bar. 6:19 On a phone, pull down the small tab to open it; it hides while you play to give you more room.
- Achievements: you still level up and earn titles, but digging into them takes Nexus Pro.
- Wallet: adjust what you bring to the table any time.
- Sound and music: the wheel and ball, and the casino atmosphere.
- Speed: normal, double time, or turbo, which skips the ball and the wheel and goes straight to the number.
- Goal tracker: set a win goal and a stop loss, and a window prompts you when you reach either one. One goal comes with the game; Nexus Pro adds unlimited goals and session tracking, so you can record a session and replay the same spins with a different system.
- Preferences: random spins, manual entry (pick the number yourself), or the automatic timer. Click to start the countdown and click again to reset it, so you can practice betting under pressure, the way a dealer waves off bets.
- The ? opens the icon reference. Some icons, like chat and leaderboards, only appear at multi-user tables.
Get to know your checks. 10:11 Dealers call any chip with value a check. Yours match the colors you will find in nearly every casino: red is $5, green is $25, black is $100, and purple is $500 (dealers call them Barneys). At a real roulette table you would get table colors marked to your unit value instead; here you bet with standard checks so you can learn the values.
Place your bets. 11:19
- Click a check to select it, then hover over the layout. The game shows what each bet pays before you place it: $5 straight up pays 35 to 1, a $175 win; a split pays 17 to 1, an $85 win. Hover over streets, double streets and the rest to learn every payout.
- Click to place a bet. Right-click removes one check of the selected value, or click and hold a bet to drag it off the layout.
Use wheel coverage and the win/loss overlay. 12:42 As you bet, the wheel coverage view shows where your numbers sit on the wheel, so you learn the wheel sections without trying. Click the $ overlay to see your net result for every outcome. For example, five corners covers 20 numbers, 52.6% of the wheel, winning $100 on a hit and losing $125 everywhere else.
Watch your money. 14:17 Your balance shows what is left on the apron, not the bets in play. The session statistics button shows wins, ties, losses, profit and spins.
Spin and keep going. 14:43 After a spin, Rebet puts your last layout back. The plus-one button raises each bet by one unit of the selected check. Switch the display between the last round, your session, or your goal, which fills as you get closer to your win goal. You earn experience even when you lose.
When you hit your stop loss. 18:11 A window offers to color up, lock up part of your bankroll and keep playing, or return to the game. Out of money? It is a virtual game: reset your wallet to $1,000 and play on.
Read the stats board. 18:33 Pull it out to see red and black, odd and even, and more. Hot and cold numbers appear after about 13 spins. The i icon has the game's reference pages.

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European (SR) Roulette

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Baccarat

Real dealers built this game, down to the burn card, the commission boxes and all five roads. The Baccarat Walkthrough (about 12 minutes) tours the whole table: building a custom table, the side bets, how commission is paid, the scoreboard and roads, the no-commission tables and trackers.

Sign in and open Baccarat. 0:00 The video uses the browser version at games.cqnexus.com. In a browser, use an up-to-date Chrome (not Safari); on Android or iOS, keep the app updated. After you log in, the lobby has three tabs: your games, today’s challenges and Early Access. Open your games and scroll to Baccarat. The switcher at the top takes you to any other game.
Pick a table, or build your own. 1:05 Under Baccarat are two tabs, Play and Challenges (challenges are coming soon). Play a default table, or open My Tables to build one.
- Give the table a name. It will not save without one.
- Set your limits, turn on the Panda 8 and Dragon 7 side bets and set their maximum, and choose whether Banker wins pay a 5% commission.
- Hit Save Table, then click it to sit down. The video plays a commission game dealt from an 8-deck shoe.
Know the top bar. 1:50
- Home leaves the game, and Achievements sits next to it.
- Bankroll: add or remove money to practice money management. See Setting Up Your Bank.
- Sound and music (the casino ambience), on or off.
- Turbo: no arrows lit is the slowest speed, one is faster, two is the fastest.
- Goals: set a win goal and a loss limit, then save and use it.
- Trackers: create a tracker to record your shoes, then replay earlier hands from it.
- Chat for each game, and Help.
Learn the table controls. 3:15 Along the bottom: Clear, Undo, Re-bet and Deal, plus the i for the game info. The center shows your balance, session, total bet and goals.
- Tap the toggle on Session to switch between the last hand and your whole session.
- Click Balance and hit the red button to reset it, for example when an old session is still showing.
- Lock It Up sets money aside as you reach your goal tiers.
Place your bets. 4:08 Bet Player, Banker or Tie, plus the Panda 8 and Dragon 7 side bets. Not sure of the limits? Click the sign to the right of the shoe.
- Pick a chip and tap or click a spot once for each chip. Three taps of a $25 chip is $75.
- To remove a chip, right-click, or on a phone, press and flick it away.
- Panda 8 wins when the Player wins with a three-card 8. Dragon 7 wins when the Banker wins with a three-card 7.
Watch the burn and the deal. 5:30 At the start of the shoe, the first card turned up tells you how many more to burn: an ace is one, 2 through 9 are face value, and a 10 or face card means 10 more. The Player card comes first, then the Banker, and the hand closest to 9 wins. A natural (a two-card 8 or 9) overrides every other rule.
See the commission paid. 6:03 Winning Banker bets pay 1 to 1 less 5%, taken out of the win: a $75 Banker win pays $71.25. Player bets pay 1 to 1. The numbered commission boxes at the top show how much commission each spot has paid this shoe. You do not owe it; it is just there so you can see it. Hit Re-bet to repeat your last hand.
Deal several hands in a row. 6:59 Tap Deal more than once, and a counter in the top right shows how many hands are queued.
Read the scoreboard and the roads. 7:30 Click the scoreboard to zoom in, and anywhere outside it to close it. The results column runs from the last hand on top to the first at the bottom. Click the board on the right for the full breakdown: switch between the five baccarat roads (like the bead plate) or go back to the big road, and see how many hands, Banker, Player and Tie wins and naturals there have been.
Try the no-commission tables. 10:12
- Dragon Six50: no commission, but a Banker win with a total of 6 pays half.
- Lucky 7: no commission, but a Banker win with a three-card 7 is a push.
Whether a casino deals commission or no-commission depends on the property, so practice the rules your casino uses.
Add the Dragon Bonus, and check achievements and trackers. 10:47 In My Tables you can add the Dragon Bonus side bet, which pays on the point difference between the hands, and set its limits. Next to Play are your achievements. In Trackers, enter results quickly or card by card, and review every hand with Banker, Player and Tie counts, naturals, pairs, streaks and a summary. Use a tracker to play back an earlier session.
Head back. 12:05 Scroll up to Play, use the top left to return to the main menu, or the switcher above Baccarat to change games.

New to baccarat? The Learn Baccarat guide covers the rules, the drawing tableau and the commission and no-commission games. Questions or a bug? Use the Support button in the lobby.

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