You can find First Person Baccarat on YesPlay under Bet on Casino type games. Next to its name you’ll see a tag that says “R10”. It’s there to let you know that it’s intended for those of you who like to make quick money-making decisions instead of playing for hours.
Baccarat can trick you into making dumb mistakes since it looks complicated until you notice that all it has is three bets and a few rules. But with enough discipline you can avoid getting carried away.
The easy misread
The biggest trap that new players often fall into is thinking they need some sort of strategy to decrease the house edge. But at its core, it’s one of the simplest games out there: all you have to do is choose Player, Banker, or Tie. The game deals the cards for you, so just make a pick and see what happens.
Tie prices can be tempting, but don’t let them fool you. They almost never pay off, so it’s always better to choose Player or Banker. You should also decide how long you want to bet, be it for ten minutes or an hour.
Side-bet hunger
YesPlay refers to the game as Evolution’s First Person Baccarat, and if you want to get to the game page right away, check this mid-session, after you’ve spent some time familiarizing yourself with the interface. Evolution’s version also has a spread of tables, like the No Commission ones, plus different cool features that you won’t find anywhere else. There’s also a Go Live button that sends you straight to a live Baccarat table if you feel like playing with a real dealer.
The second big trap is assuming you have an edge because you have the side bets and trend toys. Often you’re simply paying for extra volatility and nothing else. If you’re new, keep the extras as an occasional side dish.
Speed costs
Games where you are in control of the pace are quite dangerous to your pocket. Before you know it, you might end up spending R300 on something that looked like R10 at first. Pick an amount that you’re okay with spending, and when you reach it, just close the game. Chasing losses never works.
