Punto Banco is a game played with 6 decks of 52 cards. In this game the player can decide either to play against Banco (against the dealer) - then he/she puts his/her bet on the Punto field, or he can play with the Banco, then he puts his bet on the Banco field.

Rules

The cards are shuffled by the dealer and then cut by one of the players. The values of the cards are as follows:

Ace = 1 point, face cards and 10's = 0 points, all the other cards have their nominal value, but if the value of the cards - once dealt - is equal to 10, that means that the value is 0

The player can play on Punto or on Banco

The winnings are paid 1:1 on both fields. The winning field is the one that has the higher point (based on the rules below). The bet 8:1 is paid 8 times when both fields have the same amount and there for is a tie.

There is a 5% fee on the payouts on the Banco field. This is a fee that is deduced from the winning bet on the Banco field and it is marked for each sated player separately. Each seated player, at the end of each game, pays it. On the other hand, all the non-seated players have to pay that fee immediately after each hand.

After the croupier announces "no more bets", the bets or the change of it is no longer allowed.

When the cards have been dealt (according to the rule below) and that amount on both fields is equal, the game is null and the players can change their bets as they please.

Punto

Rules for the player on the Punto field:

• Punto has 2 card with a total number of points of:
• 1, 2, 3, 4 or 10, gets a third card.
• 5, 6 or 7, doesn't draw
• with 8 or 9 stands.

Banco

Rules for the player on the Banco field:

The minimum and maximum bets are clearly visible on the table. Higher or lower bets are not allowed and it is also forbidden a "partnership" in the game that would result of over going the max on each field.

The players are responsible for their bets and also for the bets that have been already paid off.

The inspector solves all disagreements and his decision is final.

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