Peek Baccarat
Playing against the Banker, you must predict which side wins to be in the chance of winning great prizes! Are you up for the challenge in Peek Baccarat?
Peek Baccarat Game Overview
The chip sizes available in Peek Baccarat range from £1.20 to £2,400.
Peek Feature
With the Peek feature, you have the opportunity to increase your wager value based on a 'peak'.
There will be a 20% free when placing a bet to view one, two or three cards.
Betting Option
Before the cards are dealt, you can wager on whose hand you think will be closest to nine in value - this is based on your hand and the Dealer's hand.
There is also an option to wager on the hands being equal (a tie).
Initial Deal
Once the betting time has expired, two cards are dealt to both the your hand and the Banker's hand.
Cards | Value |
|---|---|
| Ace | 1 |
| 2-9 | Taken at face value |
| 10, Jack, Queen, King | Zero - If the initial value of the hand is 10 or higher, then 10 is subtracted from the total value and the total remaining is the new value |
Third Card Rule
The Third Card Rule will determine whether a third card is dealt based on the first two cards.
No hand will receive more than three cards.
If either hand has the same value, the hand is declared a tie.
If the value of cards in either hand equals eight or nine, then no card will be dealt to either hand.
If the value of the cards in either hand equals between zero and seven, then a third cad will be dealt to the relevant hand.
Pairs Side Bet
You will be able to use two side bets in this game: Player Pair and Banker Pair.
You can only bet on either hands card being a pair.
The payout for either bet is 11:1.
Live Betting Statistics
Your total wager placed on a betting spot can be viewed, as well as the number of bets made for each spot, the percentages of bets that have been placed on the Banker, the player or the result of being a tie.
The numbers that are displayed on your screen are updated in real time.
Return to Player
Return to Player (RTP): 98.80% in the base game, and 89.64% on side bets.
The expected return is the amount we pay out to players relative to the amount of (optimal) wagering on the game.
For example, if we take £100 of wagers we will, on average, pay out £89.64 - £98.80 of wins, dependent on bet placement.