Super 6 Baccarat

Super 6 Baccarat

A no-commission baccarat format where Banker-6 wins pay half, balanced by an optional 12:1 side bet.

Standard baccarat on main bets

RTP

Low on main bets

Volatility

No-commission baccarat with Banker-6 rule

Table Format

Super 6 Baccarat follows the conventional rules of standard Punto Banco with one specific and well-documented exception: whenever the Banker hand wins with a point total of exactly six, that winning Banker bet is paid at only half the wager, 1 to 2, instead of the usual even money. Every other Banker win, along with Player and Tie outcomes, is settled under standard baccarat payouts with no commission charged at all. This single rule fully replaces the typical 5% commission model, and it opens the door to an optional Super 6 side wager, which pays 12 to 1 specifically when the Banker wins with a point total of six on either two or three cards. Some versions of the table pair this with a further Dragon Bonus side bet, which pays based on the margin of victory between the winning and losing hand, ranging from even money on a natural win up to 30 to 1 for a nine-point margin victory. Because the core drawing rules never change, players moving from standard commission baccarat can adapt to Super 6 immediately, with the only new consideration being how often a Banker-6 outcome is likely to occur.

How to Play Super 6 Baccarat?

The main betting choices are identical to standard baccarat, so the only extra decision is whether to add the Super 6 or Dragon Bonus side wagers.

1. Open the Table

Load the game and wait for the next betting round to open.

2. Place Your Main Bet

Choose Player, Banker, or Tie as your primary wager.

3. Consider the Super 6 Bet

Add this side wager if you want a shot at the 12 to 1 payout on a Banker-6 win.

4. Add Dragon Bonus if Available

Where offered, this side bet can be added for payouts tied to the winning margin.

5. Watch the Round Resolve

The dealer or system deals and draws under standard rules, applying the Banker-6 payout adjustment automatically if it occurs.

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FAQs

What happens when Banker wins with a total of six?

That winning Banker bet is paid at only half the wager, 1 to 2, instead of full even money.

It pays 12 to 1 when Banker wins with a point total of six, whether on two or three cards.

No. The game still follows standard Punto Banco drawing rules. The only change is the payout adjustment when Banker wins with a total of six.

Because Super 6 removes the traditional commission model. The reduced payout on Banker-6 outcomes offsets the house edge instead of charging a fixed percentage on all Banker wins.

No. It is completely optional. You can play using only Player, Banker, or Tie bets without engaging with any side wagers.

It is a relatively rare outcome compared to standard Banker wins, which is why the side bet carries a higher payout of 12 to 1.

The main game follows standard baccarat RTP values, while the Super 6 side bet has a significantly higher house edge due to its narrow win condition.

Yes. If both are available at your table, they can be placed simultaneously since they resolve independently based on different conditions.

Game Features

The Banker-6 payout rule and its accompanying side bets are the two defining mechanics that separate this format from ordinary baccarat.

Banker-6 Reduced Payout

When Banker wins with a point total of six, that bet pays only half the wager, 1 to 2, instead of standard even money.

Super 6 Side Bet

This optional wager pays 12 to 1 specifically when Banker wins with a point total of six, regardless of whether it takes two or three cards.

Dragon Bonus Option

Some tables add this side bet, which pays according to the winning margin, from even money on a natural up to 30 to 1 on a nine-point win.

No Commission on Other Wins

Outside the Banker-6 scenario, both Banker and Player wins are paid at full even money with zero commission taken.

Unchanged Core Rules

Every other element of standard Punto Banco, including third-card drawing, remains exactly as in classic baccarat.