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Baccarat was once exclusively a big buck game for high rollers. It's now also widely offered with more modest limits, usually as mini-baccarat. The tenor of the versions differ, chiefly because bettors handle the cards in the full-blown game while only dealers do so in the mini-variant. But the rules and payouts are identical. Here are three questions I'm frequently asked about this game
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