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Commission is the five percent fee we deduct from banker-bet winnings to balance the house edge. If you bet a hundred Taka on banker and win, you receive ninety-five Taka profit because the banker hand statistically wins slightly more often than the player hand over time.

Squeeze is the dealer's slow reveal of the card edges before turning it face-up. You watch the dealer peel back the corner to build suspense, especially on the third card that decides close hands. Some tables let you control the squeeze speed with a button.

The roadmap is a chart beside the stream that tracks every hand result in the current shoe. Red circles mark banker wins, blue circles mark player wins, and green marks ties. You use it to spot streaks or patterns, though each new hand remains statistically independent.

Punto banco is the formal name for the Baccarat variant we run, where the house deals cards according to fixed drawing rules and you bet on the outcome rather than playing a hand yourself. Punto means player, banco means banker, in Italian and Spanish.

Side bets are optional wagers on outcomes like player pair, banker pair, or perfect pair that pay higher odds than the main player or banker bets. They settle independently of the hand result, so you can win a pair bet even if the main hand loses.

A natural is an opening two-card total of eight or nine. When either side draws a natural, the hand ends immediately without a third card, and the higher natural wins. If both sides show the same natural total, the hand ties and your bet returns.