No-commission mode at Pragmatic Play: the card's data
Pragmatic Play's live baccarat help gives the No Commission mode its own chapter. The studio's official page on its speed baccarat tables says the mode is available on every table there. The rule comes from the help, the house edge from an independent maths calculation.
| Item | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Mode and studio | No Commission Baccarat – Pragmatic Play | official studio page |
| Drawing rule | same as classic baccarat | official studio page (game help) |
| Banker wins with a total other than 6 | 1:1, no commission | official studio page |
| Banker wins with 6 | 0.5:1 (half the usual win) | official studio page |
| Super 6 side bet | 15:1 if Banker wins with 6 | official studio page |
| Super 6 condition | only with a main bet, and not above the main bet | official studio page |
| Super 6 RTP | 86.18% | official studio page (game help) |
| Banker bet house edge | 1.46% | mathematical constant |
| Banker bet RTP in the help | we do not confirm it (see below) | not clearly published |
| Table limit | we do not publish it | not published |
A note on the second-to-last row. The help's no-commission chapter gives the same Banker RTP as the classic version, which cannot be mathematically right. So we do not adopt that figure; the 1.46% is the independent calculation's result.
Why the six: the logic of the Banker-6 rule
At a classic table the house takes 5% from every Banker win. That is awkward: odd amounts, small change, sums to do. The no-commission mode packs it all into one rare case.
If Banker wins with 6, you get half the win. Every other Banker win pays even money. A Banker win on 6 is uncommon, but common enough to be worth it to the house.
Convenience has a price. The Banker bet's house edge rises from the classic 1.06% to 1.46%, so over time you pay a little more for the same bet. The Player bet (1:1) is unchanged.
The drawing chart and card values are on the classic baccarat rule card; we do not repeat them here.
Commission or half a win: 100 Banker wins two ways
The difference looks small, but it shows over a longer run.
Illustrative calculation (not Dukat.bet data): say you see 100 winning Banker hands on 1,000 HUF Banker bets. About one in eight of them, rounded to 12, comes with 6.
| Mode | Normal win | Win on 6 | Total winnings |
|---|---|---|---|
| With 5% commission | 88 × 950 HUF | 12 × 950 HUF | 95,000 HUF |
| No commission | 88 × 1,000 HUF | 12 × 500 HUF | 94,000 HUF |
No commission pays more on most wins, yet less in total. That is the gap between 1.46% and 1.06%, in money.
Put another way: a Banker win on 6 is the one moment you come off worse, but then much worse — you get 450 HUF less than at a commission table.
One round at a no-commission table, with a Super 6 side bet
A round where the rare case nearly happens.
- Bets. In the betting window you put 2,000 HUF on Banker and 500 HUF on Super 6. The side bet could not exceed 2,000 HUF, and the table would refuse it without a main bet.
- Closing and deal. The croupier deals four cards: Player has 5 and a king (5 points), Banker has 2 and 3 (5 points).
- Third card. Player draws on 5: a 9, making 14, so 4 points. With Banker on 5, a third card of 9 means Banker stands.
- Settlement. Banker 5, Player 4 — Banker wins, but not with 6, so the main bet pays 1:1, +2,000 HUF. Super 6 loses, −500 HUF.
- The other outcome. Had Banker won with 6 and no third card, the main bet would bring only +1,000 HUF, while Super 6 would pay 15:1, that is +7,500 HUF.
So Super 6 ‘insures’ exactly the case that hurts the main bet. Its 86.18% RTP shows how dearly you pay for that cover: over time about 138 HUF of every 1,000 HUF goes to the house.
Super 8, Squeeze, Knockout: format names in the Dukat.bet lobby
On 11 October 2026 we found the following baccarat formats in the lobby by name. We did not verify most of their rules from two sources, so we give only the name and studio.
| Format (lobby name) | Studio | What we state |
|---|---|---|
| Super 8 Baccarat | Pragmatic Play | name only; one source on payouts |
| Squeeze Baccarat | Pragmatic Play | name only |
| Fortune 6 Baccarat | Pragmatic Play | name only |
| Mega Baccarat | Pragmatic Play | name only |
| Hi-Lo Baccarat | Pragmatic Play | name only |
| Amazing Baccarat | Pragmatic Play | name only |
| Turbo Baccarat | Pragmatic Play | name only |
| Big Small Baccarat | Pragmatic Play | name only |
| Baccarat Super Six | Ezugi | name only |
| EZ Baccarat | Ezugi | name only |
| Knockout Baccarat | Ezugi | name only |
Names often hint at the twist (a side bet, a multiplier, a slower card reveal). Do not infer the payout from the name. The 15:1 for Super 6 described here is Pragmatic Play's rule and does not carry over automatically to Ezugi's similarly named table.
Pragmatic Play brings the most baccarat formats, but SA Gaming and Winfinity stream baccarat too. Studio profiles are summed up on the live studios page.
Shorter betting time: when the format changes the pace
Per the official page, Pragmatic Play's speed baccarat tables run with a shorter betting time and five score boards (roads). The rule does not change here, only the rhythm.
That sounds harmless, yet the house edge works on turnover. The same 1.06% spread over more rounds takes more money in an hour, even if each round's stake does not grow. The same goes for one-card Dragon Tiger tables, where a round is shorter still.
If at a fast table you notice you have stopped watching the cards and are just pressing the next bet, take it as a signal. The pace and tilt page goes into this in detail.
What you cannot read from a baccarat format's name
- The Banker payout. Commission or no commission? Always check the betting layout, not the name.
- Side bet RTP. The multiplier shows, the price does not. Super 6's 86.18% is the exception, because the help states it.
- The limit. We do not publish it; it shows only on the open table.
- The format's exact rules. We did not verify Super 8, Fortune 6, Knockout and the rest from two sources.
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