Arrow's Edge Live Baccarat

Arrow’s Edge Live Baccarat accepts an unlimited number of players, uses 8 decks and offers a large choice of optional bets. Prior to being taken to a table, the player needs to choose between Standard and VIP limits which usually range from $1 to $5,000. At the start of a new shoe, the dealer will turn one card to determine how many cards they’ll burn.

A winning Player bet pays 1:1, Banker bet wins the same minus 5% commission, while Tie delivers 8:1. If you wish to win more during a single round, take advantage of numerous side wagers. There’s an option to bet on Player or Banker Pair (paying 11:1), Either Pair (5:1) or Perfect Pair (25:1).

One can also bet on Player or Banker Bonus which pays even money for a natural win and win by four points and delivers 2:1, 4:1, 6:1, 10:1 and 30:1 for win by five, six, seven, eight and nine points respectively. Finally, you’ve got Big and Small side wagers, with Small bet paying 3:2 if the total of Banker and Player cards equals 4 and Big bet delivering 0.54:1 if the same total equals 5 or 6.

User Experience

Betting limits and game rules are accessible via buttons positioned in the upper right corner. Statistics based on the last shoe of decks from the last shuffle is presented at the bottom via standard baccarat roadmaps.

Though the dealer uses cards with oversized markings, their digital images are additionally displayed to ensure visibility. What’s more, there is a zoom icon which allows you to get a better view of cards dealt anytime you wish.

Overall Thoughts

There are two thing which make Live Baccarat offered by Arrow’s Edge stand out: the choice of available bets and a free-play option. Since cards are dealt out according to preset rules, there’s not much to do other than wait for the two hands to be completed. Optional wagers not only increase the excitement but also provide an opportunity to score larger payouts.

In every other aspect, the game offers nothing out of the ordinary. Broadcasting quality is average, dealers aren’t particularly engaging, choice of roadmaps is limited and the same goes for video and audio settings.