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Baccarat Table Layout
Areas
on the Baccarat Table The baccarat table has a simple layout, which basically consists of player seating positions marked by numbers, and three betting rows going round the table. The table is asymmetrical, meaning it is the same on both sides, and can accommodate up to fifteen players at once. If you look closely at each numbered seat position, you will see there are three boxes lined up, running to the center of the table. These three spaces are where each player can place chips. The first space, which has one of the letters from the word "Players", is where chips on the Player Hand are set. The second space back - with one of the letters from the word "Bankers" - is where chips on the Bank Hand are set. The last box closest to the center of the table, which is marked by the player's seat number, is where chips for a Tie bet are set. In the middles of the table, the small boxes numbered 1-15 are where commission fees on Bank Hand wins are tracked. Before a player leaves the table, they are required to pay their commission fees to the caller. Speaking of the caller, on the baccarat table, 3 dealers, or callers, work the game in a mode functionally similar to craps dealers. Dealer's at Position 1 and Position 2 stand near the chips on one side of the table. These dealers take care of betting on their side of the table. Position 5 is the caller’s. He stands in the center of the table on the opposite side from the two end dealers and makes calls on the hands. Callers direct the game-play around the baccarat table. Since players are dealing cards, the caller's are necessary, and watch over the table very closely.
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