The squeeze
In high-limit rooms the cards are not flipped; they are bent back, a corner at a time, while the table holds its breath. Here you can do the same, with virtual coins and without the crumpled cards.
How to play
- Choose Player or Banker and a stake of 10, 25, 50 or 100.
- Press Deal face down. Four cards arrive with their backs up.
- Drag a card's bottom-right corner up and to the left to peel it back. Or select the card and press Enter or Space to turn it over.
- Once all four are showing, any third cards arrive face down. Reveal those too, and the hand is settled.
The squeeze table
Player
Banker
Choose a hand to back and a stake, then deal.
How the hand played out
How it pays
| Bet | Pays on a win | On a tie | House edge |
|---|---|---|---|
| Player | 1 to 1 | stake returned | 1.24% |
| Banker | 0.95 to 1 (5% commission) | stake returned | 1.06% |
The tie bet (8 to 1, house edge 14.36%) is not offered at this table; you can try it at the practice table. Squeezing is pure theatre. The cards were fixed the moment they left the shoe, so peeling slowly changes nothing about the outcome.
Coins here are virtual. They have no cash value, cannot be bought or withdrawn, and are for adults aged 18 and over who want to learn the game.