
Baccarat SA Gaming
20 live tables from SA Gaming. Real dealer, real cards and wheels, streamed in HD.
20 tables
Baccarat M01
Baccarat M02
Baccarat A01
Baccarat A02
Baccarat A03
Baccarat A04
Baccarat C01
Baccarat C02
Baccarat C03
Baccarat C04
Baccarat C05
Baccarat C06
Baccarat C07
Baccarat D01
Baccarat D02
Baccarat D03
Baccarat D04
Baccarat D05
Baccarat D06
Baccarat D07
About Baccarat
Baccarat from SA Gaming brings the classic card game to a live table, with a real dealer streamed to your screen. Each round starts with a betting window. During the timer you back Player, Banker or Tie. Once betting closes, the dealer gives two cards to each hand, and a third card is drawn only when the fixed rules require it, so you never make a drawing choice yourself. The total closest to 9 wins. Tens and picture cards count as zero, and only the last digit of a total counts. We list 20 tables, with names such as Baccarat M01 and Baccarat A01, so you can choose one that fits your pace. Payouts, limits and the road history are shown inside the game. Results are random, so decide on a budget first and keep each session as entertainment.
How to play
- Choose one of the SA Gaming Baccarat tables and wait for the timer.
- Place your chips on Player, Banker or Tie before betting closes.
- The dealer deals the hands and draws any third card by fixed rules.
- The hand closest to 9 wins and winning bets are settled automatically.
At a glance
- 20 Baccarat tables listed from SA Gaming.
- Table names include Baccarat M01, M02, A01 to A04 and C01 to C04.
- How many SA Gaming Baccarat tables are there?
- We list 20 tables, including Baccarat M01, A01 and C01. Each table shows its own limits inside the game.
- Do I choose whether to draw a third card?
- No. The dealer follows fixed drawing rules. Your only decision is where to place your bet.
- Where do I find the payouts?
- Payouts and table limits are shown inside the game, on the betting area and in the help screen.
- Does the results road help predict the next hand?
- No. It only records earlier rounds. Every hand is independent and random.









