Min bet: € 20 / Max bet: € 2.500
If you have already played Mini Punto Banco, then Midi Punto Banco is the perfect challenge for you. While with Mini Punto Banco the dealer draws the cards and you can consider your next move, with Midi Punto Banco it is the player who draws the cards and not the dealer. And with Midi Punto Banco, unlike with Mini Punto Banco, the cards are face down.
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A few things you should know when playing Midi Punto Banco:
• The bets are multiples of the table minimum.
• With Midi Punto Banco, the cards are face down (with Mini they are face up).
• You can also bet on Egalité which means a tie (pays 8: 1) - Place your chips where it says Tie Pays 8 to 1 or Ties 8 to 1.
• The player with the highest bet on Punto receives the cards for Punto and eventually draws the Punto card (see the rules listed under Mini Punto Banco). Crossed cards or a “NO” statement means they will not draw the 3rd card, whereas cards placed in parallel mean the opposite. When the two-card total on Punto is 5, the player can decide whether to draw or not (this is the difference between Mini and Midi Punto Banco!).
We recommend that you start with Mini Punto Banco and then switch to Midi, as with Mini PB the dealer draws the cards for you, in accordance with applicable rules.