If the baccarat rules require the player to stand on his initial two cards, the caller announces....
July 6, 2005 (Press Release) --
RULES FOR PLAYER'S HAND
If the baccarat rules require the player to stand on his initial two cards, the caller announces, "Player stands with [point total]." But if the player must draw, the croupier calls,
"Card for the player." Only then does the banker deal a card faceup to the croupier, who places it next to the first two cards as he announces the new total. The decisions for the player hand are easy to learn. If the initial cards total 5 or less, draw one and only one card; otherwise stand. When the player hand is completed, the procedure for completing the banker hand is the same, but the baccarat rules for drawing or standing are a little more complicated.
If the baccarat rules require the player to stand on his initial two cards, the caller announces, "Player stands with [point total]." But if the player must draw, the croupier calls,
"Card for the player." Only then does the banker deal a card faceup to the croupier, who places it next to the first two cards as he announces the new total. The decisions for the player hand are easy to learn. If the initial cards total 5 or less, draw one and only one card; otherwise stand. When the player hand is completed, the procedure for completing the banker hand is the same, but the baccarat rules for drawing or standing are a little more complicated.
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