Multiplayer Baccarat 3D Dealer Deluxe Scoreboards

Payouts

If you bet on the player and the player wins, your bet pays 1 to 1.
If you bet on the banker and the banker wins, your bet pays 1 to 1 minus 5% bank commission.
If both the player"s hand and the banker"s hand have equal totals, the game result is a "tie". If you have placed a bet on the tie result, your bet pays 8 to 1. Non-tie bets are returned to you if a tie occurs.

Cards in Baccarat are valued in the following way:

An Ace is counted as 1.

The cards from 2 through 9 have their face values.

10, Jack, Queen, and King are counted as 0.

Third Card Rule

Player 3rd card rule
If either Player"s hand or Banker"s hand totals 8-9, the hand is called "Natural". In this case, both the Player and the Banker must stand. If the Player has an initial total of 0-5, the Player draws a single card. If the Player has an initial total of 6 or 7, he stands.

Banker 3rd card rule
The Banker"s play depends on the Banker"s initial hand, on whether the Player has drawn a card, and on what card the Player has drawn:

If the Player hasn"t drawn a card, the Banker draws if he has 0-5, and stands if he has 6-7.

If the Player has drawn a 2 or 3, the Banker draws if he has 0-4, and stands if he has 5-7.

If the Player has drawn a 4 or 5, the Banker draws if he has 0-5, and stands if he has 6-7.

If the Player has drawn a 6 or 7, the Banker draws if he has 0-6, and stands if he has 7.

If the Player has drawn an 8, the Banker draws if he has 0-2, and stands if he has 3-7.

If the Player drew an ace, 9, 10, or face-card, the Banker draws if he has 0-3, and stands if he has 4-7

Multiplayer rules

The current game is multiplayer and allows all the players to place bets at the same time and to see the same game outcome when the timer runs out.

A round will last 60 seconds and when the time will reach 00:00, the cards will be dealt by the dealer and the winners will be paid out. All the players will see the same game outcome (the same cards and scores)

The player can submit a BET by placing the chips on the table and then clicking BET or by placing the chips on the table and waiting until time reaches 00:10.
After a BET has been submitted, it cannot be cancelled, it cannot be modified and no further bets can be placed until a new round will begin.

The total bets of all the other players will be visible with GOLDEN color above each betting area.

The winnings are awarded to all the participants after the cards have been dealt.

Scoreboards
The game keeps track of various scores using the scoreboards displayed at the bottom left of the screen. Upon clicking on the scoreboard, the player will be taken to a screen that displays all the available scoreboards. By clicking on any of the available scoreboards, that scoreboard will be set as active scoreboard and it will be displayed at the bottom left of the main game screen.
To close the scoreboards screen, either click on GO BACK or double-click on any scoreboard to select it as active and close the screen.
The available scoreboards are: Big Road, Bead Plate, Big Eye Boy, Small Road and Cockroach Road.


The BEAD ROAD and BIG ROAD display the results of each past round, while the Big Eye Road, Small Road and Cockroach Road display patterns derived from the BIG ROAD.

BEAD ROAD
Each cell in the BEAD ROAD represents the result of a past round. A solid red cell indicates a Banker win. A solid blue cell represents a Player win. A solid green cell represents a Tie.

BIG ROAD
In the BIG ROAD, a new entry is added each time when a gameplay round ends.

A new column is created each time the Banker’s winning streak changes in favour of the Player, or vice versa.

A circle outlined in red indicates a Banker win. A circle outlined in blue indicates a Player win.

A Tie is recorded as a green line through the circle for the preceding round. If the first round is a Tie, the green line will appear first, and the red or blue outline will appear around the line once the Player or Banker wins a round.

If there are two or more consecutive tie rounds, the number on the center will show the number of ties.

If the streak is too long and it cannot go down any further, then the circle will be added on the right of the last streak and it will form "a dragon".

DERIVED ROADS
The Big Eye Boy, Small Road and Cockroach Road are meant to display patterns derived from results recorded in the BIG ROAD.
The Big Eye Road uses outlined circles, the Small Road uses solid circles, and the Cockroach road uses slashes.
However, in these derived roads, the colors red and blue do not correspond to Banker and Player wins, and there is no way to discern ties or pairs.
In derived roads, red entries are a sign of repetition, whereas blue entries signal a more unpredictable shoe.

The rules for the positions of the circles in the derived roads tables are the same as BIG ROAD. EG: if we must add red entry in BEB (Big Eye Boy) and [previous entry in BEB] is red, then add red circle on same column, next row (if the row is empty, otherwise add on same row, next column – see dragon rules in BR), otherwise add blue circle on next column, row1.
If we must add blue entry in BEB and [previous entry in BEB] is blue, then add the blue circle on same column, next row (if the row is empty, otherwise add on same row, next column – see dragon rules in BR), otherwise add red circle on next column, row1.

IMPORTANT: In BigEyeBoy, Small Road and Cockroach Road, if the next entry in BigRoad is a tie, then it will not trigger a new entry for BEB,SR and neither for CR

DERIVED ROAD BIG EYE BOY
The first entry in this scoreboard is going to be added along with the entry that comes after row1,column2 inside the BigRoad scoreboard.
EG: If we had BANKER or PLAYER on row1,column2 from BR, then no matter if the next entry is PLAYER or BANKER, it will trigger the first entry to be added to the Big Eye Boy scoreboard. If the next entry in BR is tie, then it will NOT trigger a new entry for BEB.
Determining the color in BEB:
If a new column is added to BR, then compare the previous 1st column and previous 2nd column on the left of the newly added column. If they have the same number of connected circles, add red circle in BEB. Otherwise, add blue circle in BEB.
If no new column is added to BR (this means that in BR we add a new circle on the next row), then compare "Comparison item1: cell to the left of the new entry from BR" and "Comparison item2: the cell above Comparison item1"
If these two cells are the same, whether both Player, both Banker (it doesn’t matter if there was a tie or not), or both blank; then add a red in the Big Eye Boy. Otherwise, add a blue circle.
In other words, consider the latest entry in the Big Road. Then, move one cell to the left. Then, move up. If the move up does not result in a change, then it will add a red entry to BEB, otherwise it will be a blue entry in BEB.

DERIVED ROAD SMALL ROAD
The Small Road works exactly like the Big Eye Boy, except it skips one columns to the left of the current column in the Big Road.
The first entry in this scoreboard is going to be added along with the entry that comes after row1,column3 inside the BigRoad scoreboard.
EG: If we had BANKER or PLAYER on row1,column3 from BR, then no matter if the next entry is PLAYER or BANKER, it will trigger the first entry to be added to the Small Road scoreboard. If the next entry in BR is tie, then it will NOT trigger a new entry for SR.
Determining the color in SR:
If a new column is added to BR, then compare the previous 1st column and previous 3rd column on the left of the newly added column. If they have the same number of connected circles, add red circle in SR. Otherwise, add blue circle in SR.
If no new column is added to BR (this means that in BR we add a new circle on the next row), then compare "Comparison item1: the cell 2 spaces to the left of the new entry from BR" and "Comparison item2: the cell above Comparison 1"
If these two cells are the same, whether both Player, both Banker (it doesn’t matter if there was a tie or not), or both blank; then add a red in the Small Road. Otherwise, add a blue circle.
In other words, consider the latest entry in the Big Road. Then, move two cells to the left. Then, move up. If the move up does not result in a change, the new entry in SR will be red, otherwise blue.

DERIVED ROAD COCKROACH ROAD
The Cockroach road works exactly like the Small Road, except it skips two columns to the left of the current column in the Big Road.
The first entry in this scoreboard is going to be added along with the entry that comes after row1,column4 inside the BigRoad scoreboard.
EG: If we had BANKER or PLAYER on row1,column4 from BR, then no matter if the next entry is PLAYER or BANKER, it will trigger the first entry to be added to the Cockroach Road scoreboard. If the next entry in BR is tie, then it will NOT trigger a new entry for CR.
Determining the color in CR:
If a new column is added to BR, then compare the previous 1st column and previous 4th column on the left of the newly added column. If they have the same number of connected circles, add red circle in CR. Otherwise, add blue circle in CR.
If no new column is added to BR (this means that in BR we add a new circle on the next row), then compare "Comparison item1: the cell 3 spaces to the left of the new entry from BR" and "Comparison item2: the cell above Comparison 1"
If these two cells are the same, whether both Player, both Banker (it doesn’t matter if there was a tie or not), or both blank; then add a red in the Cockroach Road. Otherwise, add a blue circle.
In other words, consider the latest entry in the Big Road. Then, move three cells to the left. Then, move up. If the move up does not result in a change, then the next entry in Cockroach Road will be red, otherwise it will be blue.

• 2GHz CPU with at least 2x cores;
• 6GB RAM;
• minimum 2GB Graphics Card (2016 or newer);

• 3GHz CPU with at least 2x cores;
• 8GB RAM;
• minimum 2GB Graphics Card (2016 or newer);