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Variant Mini-Baccarat

The Mini-Baccarat variant is virtually the same game as Baccarat. The rules are exactly the same as those for common Baccarat.
The difference is in the table at which we play Mini-Baccarat. Instead of playing in a separate room, at a prestigious table where pressure is always on, a smaller number of players find themselves with the dealer around a table that has been reduced to the size of a blackjack table, and that is located in the middle of the casino, along with other card games. Players often feel intimidated and ignore it, however there is no reason to react in this way. Both Mini-Baccarat in a traditional casino and online Mini-baccarat are worth investigating.
While standard Baccarat has a certain snob feature, on the other side of the velvet curtains, this variant of Mini-Baccarat is more tranquil, with less clamor and also more modest minimum bets. It's ideal for beginners who don't want to feel like James Bond or the pretentious aristocracy at Baccarat tables.
Moreover, the only obvious differences are the label (because the atmosphere is less formal), fewer places and fewer "dealers". Indeed, at Mini-Baccarat there is only one dealer, who plays the role that three would play on the traditional baccarat Punto Banco. He's also the only person allowed to touch the cards.
Apart from these features that make Mini-Baccarat a very popular game for amateur players, and although it may seem different on the surface, the rules of Mini-Baccarat are the same as those of Baccarat.

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  1. Alerta Sing12 May 2020 at 13:20

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  2. Alerta Sing12 May 2020 at 13:23

    Was last year at Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas https://www.casinozca.com/content/cosmopolitan-of-las-vegas-610.html, played blackjack there, the atmosphere is cool, I never thought that such an atmosphere in an offline casino.

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