VIG Super 6 Review

Live Super 6 is an interesting game variant designed for those who dislike having to pay 5% commission on a winning Banker bet – a rule which applies to all standard Baccarat games.

Depending on how much money you’re willing to spend, you’ll first need to choose among the available bet ranges (low, standard, high and VIP) and then be able to join the table. ViG’s Live Super 6 uses a six-deck shoe and can accommodate an unlimited number of players simultaneously.

A maximum of 3 cards are dealt to each hand. The main wagers are the same as in any other Live Baccarat game but payouts differ. One can bet on Player or Banker and potentially win 1:1 or place a Tie bet to (hopefully) collect 8:1. There’s only one case scenario in which Banker bet does not pay even money, and that’s when the hand wins with a total of 6.

Should that happen, you’ll be paid 1:2, but only if you don’t take advantage of Super 6 side bet. By placing this optional wager, you’re betting that the Banker wins with 6 and can potentially collect 12:1.

Just like the provider’s standard Baccarat game, this one offers two additional side bets – Player and Banker Pair paying 11:1, Either Pair paying 5:1, and two Dragon Bonus side bets with the maximum win potential of 30:1.

Playing Interface

The interface is identical to the standard game variant. Video occupies the upper part of the screen, with cameras zooming in on cards dealt. A computer-generated betting area is placed immediately below, and further down you’ll find chips in various denominations as well as betting shortcuts (rebet, clear bets, undo last and auto rebet).

Buttons positioned to the right of the video enable players to access game rules, minimum and maximum bet limits, payouts for Dragon Bonus bets, and Big Road with the results of previous rounds. Since hands are played automatically according to preset rules, there’s plenty of time to talk to the dealer and other players via Live Chat window. If the session turns out to be profitable, you may want to thank the dealer by giving them a tip.

Streaming quality of ViG games is not bad but definitely not as high as Evolution’s or NetEnt’s. One can’t adjust the quality of video nor manipulate audio settings, and there’s a relatively limited choice of in-game options. Still, simple interface will appeal to many and same goes for a number of optional side bets which increase the game’s win potential.