How Baccarat.gg Verifies What It Publishes

Most baccarat websites copy their numbers from one another. We rebuilt this site in September 2026 around a different rule: every figure is either computed by us or traced to a primary source, and anything we cannot verify is flagged or left out.

The Sourcing Rule

For every number, claim or feature we publish, we require one of the following:

• Our own computation. Probabilities, house edges, standard deviations and expected losses on our odds page are derived by exact enumeration of every possible deal from a fresh eight-deck shoe under the standard drawing rules. They are not estimates and not copied from anywhere.
• A regulator. Macau's Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau (DICJ), the Nevada Gaming Control Board, the UAE's GCGRA, and comparable bodies for market data and licensing.
• The operator itself. A casino's own help center, terms, promotion pages or game lobby for anything we say about that casino — bonuses, minimum deposits, table limits, restricted countries, which games it carries.
• The game studio itself. Evolution, Pragmatic Play, Playtech, Live88 and other studios' product pages or press releases for what a game variant is and who makes it.
• Company filings and earnings calls for operator financial results.

We treat reputable trade press as a pointer to a primary source, not as a source in itself. We do not use other affiliate or review websites as sources for any figure, and we do not repeat a number because it is widely circulated.

What We Removed Under This Rule

Applying the rule to the site's earlier content meant cutting a lot of it. Among other things we removed: casino table limits and live-dealer provider names that no operator page supported; a baccarat variant we could not find in any studio's catalogue or any casino lobby; "Play It At" pairings that the casinos' own lobbies did not bear out; testimonials for a newsletter that had never been sent; and incorrect problem-gambling helpline numbers for three jurisdictions, which we replaced with numbers taken from the operating charities' and governments' own pages.

Where an earlier figure turned out to be right — a casino's published table limits, for instance — we kept it and noted the source.

How We Handle What We Can't Verify

• If a casino does not publish a figure, we write "not published" rather than fill the gap.
• If a claim rests on secondary reporting — an analyst's account, a trade-press summary — we attribute it to that source in the text rather than stating it as fact.
• Every news article ends with a Sources list and an Editor's note naming what could not be independently confirmed.
• Whether a casino accepts US players is taken from that operator's own terms or restricted-jurisdiction page, and we say "some states" rather than list states when the operator's own documents disagree with each other.

Affiliate Links

Baccarat.gg earns a commission when a reader signs up at a casino through our links. Those links are marked rel="sponsored" and identified as affiliate links wherever they appear. Commissions do not change what we publish: a casino's description, features and US-player status are written from its own pages before any link is added, and we removed casinos from the site in 2026 because their baccarat offering did not hold up, not because of what they paid.

Corrections

If you find an error, email support@baccarat.gg with the page and the source you believe we should be using. We correct the page and, where the change is material, note it on the page.

Who We Are

Baccarat.gg is owned and operated by Gain Financial LLC, Dallas, Texas. We are an independent informational and affiliate site. We are not a gambling operator and do not accept wagers. Please see our responsible gaming page for help resources by country.