Explore Rajabaccarat Table Rules
Rajabaccarat is a dealer-table card game built around comparing the final totals of Banker and Player hands. Our table follows the familiar baccarat scoring pattern: tens and face cards count as zero, aces count as one, and totals use the final digit. A natural eight or nine ends the drawing sequence immediately. What stands out is the direct screen structure: the active
betting areas remain visible, while the result history sits beside the table rather than interrupting the next round.
- Core objective — Choose whether Banker or Player will finish closest to nine, or use the Tie area when you expect matching final totals. Rajabaccarat settles each choice after the dealer completes the prescribed card drawing sequence.
- Card values — Aces count as one, cards two through nine keep their printed values, and tens, Jacks, Queens and Kings count as zero. Totals above nine reduce to their final digit during every Rajabaccarat round.
- Round display — The table presents Banker and Player cards separately, then marks the completed result in the visible history row. This lets you check the outcome before choosing a chip value for the following Rajabaccarat hand.