independent guide · baccarat · checked 22 October 2026

Roobet baccarat: 141 tables, Speed and Roo's rooms

The Baccarat category held 141 titles on 22 October 2026: 130 live tables from Evolution (73), Pragmatic Play (59) and Ezugi (3), plus 11 RNG versions from OneTouch, Hacksaw Gaming and Evolution's First Person line. Seventy tables are Speed formats. Three carry the operator's branding: Roo's Baccarat, Roo's Japanese Baccarat and an Evolution table under the operator's name. Bet ranges are shown per table.

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Live baccarat

Ten tables in the order of the popularity field: Speed Baccarat 1, Roo's Baccarat and Baccarat 1 from Pragmatic Play lead.

Variants: Speed, No Commission, Golden Wealth, Japanese

Baccarat has no decisions after the bet, so the variants change the pace, the commission rule or the multipliers. The counts were taken from the table titles of the catalogue on 22 October 2026.

Baccarat variants by table name, 22 October 2026
VariantTablesWhat changes
Speed70cards dealt face up, a round in about 27 seconds; Speed Baccarat 1–6 at Pragmatic Play, A–Z series at Evolution
Salon Privé14private rooms with the highest minimums
Japanese9Japanese-speaking dealers; Roo's Japanese Baccarat among them
Squeeze5the dealer squeezes the cards slowly; Control Squeeze lets the player reveal
First Person5Evolution RNG tables with Fun Play
No Commission4Banker wins pay 1:1 except on a 6, which pays 1:2
Lightning / XXXtreme4 + 2random multiplied cards for a fee
Golden Wealth3Evolution format with up to five multiplied cards
Prosperity Tree2Evolution format with multipliers on Player and Banker
Super 6, Fortune 6, Mega1 eachsingle-table side-bet formats

The 11 RNG versions include Baccarat, Baccarat Supreme and two No Commission tables from OneTouch, a Hacksaw Gaming table and five First Person tables; six carry Fun Play.

The Roobet guide opens with an overview of the catalogue, the cashier, the rewards and the licence; this chapter goes into one part of it in detail.

Tables by studio

Evolution supplies 73 baccarat titles (68 live and five First Person RNG tables), Pragmatic Play 59, OneTouch five RNG tables, Ezugi three and Hacksaw Gaming one RNG table. Speed is the dominant format at both large studios.

  • Pragmatic Play: Baccarat 1–2, Speed Baccarat 1–6, Roo's Baccarat, Roo's Japanese Baccarat;
  • Evolution: Speed Baccarat A–Z, Salon Privé, Lightning, XXXtreme Lightning, Golden Wealth, Prosperity Tree, Squeeze, First Person tables;
  • Ezugi: Super 6 Baccarat, No Commission Baccarat A, EZ Baccarat;
  • OneTouch and Hacksaw Gaming: RNG tables, six of the eleven with Fun Play.

Roo's Baccarat and Roo's Japanese Baccarat

Three baccarat tables are branded. Pragmatic Play runs Roo's Baccarat, second in the baccarat popularity field, and Roo's Japanese Baccarat with a Japanese-speaking dealer. Evolution runs one table under the operator's name. All three follow the standard eight-deck rules of their studio.

The branded rooms sit in the Live Casino lobby next to the numbered tables; the chapter on the live casino lists the 31 branded rooms across all game types.

Rules and payouts

The bet goes on Player, Banker or Tie before the deal. Two cards go to each side; a third card follows fixed drawing rules, and the hand closer to nine wins. Standard tables pay Banker 0.95:1 (a 5% commission), Player 1:1 and Tie 8:1; No Commission tables pay Banker 1:1 but only 1:2 when Banker wins with a six. Side bets such as Player Pair, Banker Pair and Perfect Pair are offered on most tables.

Baccarat payouts by rule set
BetStandard tableNo Commission table
Player1:11:1
Banker0.95:11:1, or 1:2 on a Banker 6
Tie8:18:1
Player / Banker Pair11:111:1
Perfect Pair25:125:1

The exact payout table and any studio-specific side bet are listed in the help screen of each table; the payouts above are the generic rule set that the two large studios document.

How a hand goes

The steps apply to every live baccarat table; Speed tables shorten the betting window and deal face up.

  1. Open Baccarat in the sidebar and read the bet range on the table card.
  2. Place chips on Player, Banker or Tie, and on a side bet if wanted, before the window closes.
  3. Watch the deal: two cards each, a third by the drawing rules.
  4. Collect the payout; on a standard table the Banker win pays 0.95:1.
  5. Use the roads (Bead Plate, Big Road) on screen for the history of the shoe.

Real bets count toward rakeback; the chapter on bonuses explains the claims. Real-money play is for adults of 18 and over, and losses are part of the game.

Bet ranges

No list of baccarat limits is published. The range of each table appears on the lobby card and at the table; Salon Privé rooms open with the highest minimums. Under the Game Policy, third-party games sit between a $0.01–$100 minimum and a $3–$20,000 maximum.

  • Speed and numbered tables: the studio's lowest minimums;
  • Salon Privé: private rooms, highest minimums;
  • Lightning, XXXtreme and Golden Wealth: a built-in fee funds the multipliers;
  • First Person tables: Fun Play, then Go Live to a dealer table.

The Baccarat entry on the casino's home page lists the 130 live tables with their ranges.

Frequently asked questions

Short answers on baccarat tables and rules.

How many baccarat tables are there?

141 on 22 October 2026: 130 live (Evolution 73, Pragmatic Play 59, Ezugi 3) and 11 RNG versions.

What is Speed Baccarat?

A format with cards dealt face up and a round of about 27 seconds. Seventy tables use it: Speed Baccarat 1–6 at Pragmatic Play and the lettered series at Evolution.

What are Roo's baccarat rooms?

Roo's Baccarat and Roo's Japanese Baccarat from Pragmatic Play and one Evolution table under the operator's name; studio rules and ranges apply.

How does No Commission baccarat pay?

Banker wins pay 1:1 instead of 0.95:1, except a Banker win with a total of six, which pays 1:2. Four tables use the rule.

Can baccarat be tried for free?

Six RNG versions have Fun Play; the 130 live tables need a funded account.

What are the bet limits?

Shown per table; no list is published. For third-party games the Game Policy allows minimums from $0.01 to $100 and maximums from $3 to $20,000.