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The Banker bet wins when the Banker hand totals closer to nine than the Player hand. Payouts are typically one-to-one minus a five percent commission, giving the Banker a slight statistical edge over the Player bet.

Player Pair is a side bet that wins if the first two cards dealt to the Player hand form a matching pair. Payouts are usually eleven-to-one, independent of whether the main Player or Banker bet wins the hand.

A natural occurs when the first two cards dealt to either the Banker or Player hand total eight or nine. No third card is drawn, and the natural hand wins unless both sides hold a natural of equal value.

The Tie bet wins if the Banker and Player hands finish with identical totals. Payouts are typically eight-to-one, and original Banker or Player stakes push without loss when a tie occurs unless you also wagered on Tie.

Most Baccarat GlistenZone tables charge a five percent commission on winning Banker bets because the Banker hand has a slightly higher probability of winning. Some no-commission variants adjust payout rules to remove the fee.

The shoe is the card holder from which the dealer draws Player and Banker cards. Baccarat GlistenZone tables typically use six or eight decks shuffled together, and the shoe is replaced when a cut card appears near the end.