Baccarat (pronounced Bah-ka-rah) is a Card Game that's been around since the 15th century when French nobility played it exclusively. Most Americans got their first real glimpse of this Casino Game during the 1962 James Bond movie, Dr. No, when Bond, played by Sean Connery, was winning in Monte Carlo while playing the French version called Chemin de fer. The Game is still played today in the high limit rooms at many major casinos. Three tuxedo-clad croupiers (casino dealers) monitor each fourteen-seat table where thousands, sometimes millions, can be won or lost in a matter of hours.
08-28-2019, 10:20 PM
Baccarat - A Casino Card Game With III Phases and a Bit of History
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