BGaming adds Classic Baccarat to table games line-up
BGaming will expand its online table games portfolio next week with the release of Classic Baccarat, a digital take on the traditional casino card game featuring a 98.76% RTP and a range of side bets.
Classic Baccarat is scheduled to go live on September 22 as part of BGaming’s September release slate, joining the iGaming supplier’s existing range of digital casino classics, including Classic Multihand Blackjack.
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Rather than reinventing baccarat, BGaming has largely stuck to the traditional game while adding features designed to make online play faster and give regular baccarat players more information at the table.
The game includes Roads, allowing players to track previous Player and Banker results, alongside Rebet and Double controls for quickly repeating or increasing wagers. A Turbo mode speeds up the dealing animation for players wanting shorter rounds.
Traditional Banker and Player wagers are joined by a substantial side-bet menu. Player Pair and Banker Pair pay 12:1, Either Pair pays 5:1 and Perfect Pair returns 25:1 when either initial hand contains two identical cards.
Player Bonus and Banker Bonus bets offer the biggest individual side-bet payout at 30:1 when the selected hand wins by a nine-point margin.
BGaming lists the game’s RTP at 98.76% and volatility as very low, reflecting baccarat’s relatively small house edge compared with many casino games. The maximum win is listed at €247,500.
Classic Baccarat is played using RNG technology rather than a live dealer, putting it in the same category as BGaming’s other fast-loading digital table games. Like all modern online baccarat games, it has been designed for desktop, smartphone and tablet play.
The launch comes during a busy September for BGaming, with the supplier scheduling eight new titles during the month across its online slots, Plinko and table-game portfolio.
BGaming’s Classic Baccarat is due for release on September 22, 2026, although there are some restrictions, with the company having no UK Gambling Commission license, for instance.
