Punto banco, the casino's card game of nines. Two hands, Player and Banker, are dealt from eight decks and whichever ends nearer to 9 wins. Aces count 1, tens and face cards count 0, and only the last digit of a total counts. The amount in the panel is your chip: tap Player, Banker or Tie to put one on it, as many as you like for one deal (a right-click or a long press takes one off).

Player pays 1 to 1, Banker pays 0.95 to 1 (the house keeps a small share of Banker wins, as at a real table) and Tie pays 8 to 1. If the hands tie, bets on Player and Banker are given back. Player pair and Banker pair win when the first two cards of that hand are the same rank (two 7s, two queens...) and pay 11 to 1; they are settled as soon as the first four cards are out. A third card is drawn by the standard rules, never by choice. When a third card comes to the side you bet on most, you squeeze it: drag it open (or leave it and it opens by itself). The roads under the table keep the results: the bead plate one coup per square, the big road one run per mark (an ivory ring for Player, a gold disc for Banker, a slash for a tie).

Every deal comes from your own provably fair seed pair the moment your bet is placed, never before. Check any deal on the Provably fair page.