History of Baccarat
Posted in free poker, poker cards, poker news, poker reviews on January 9th, 2011 by admin – Be the first to commentOne of the most popular and intriguing online casino games is Baccarat. A card game, famed for its simplicity and excitement, baccarat has grown in popularity to become, if not quite as popular as its sister game blackjack, definitely one of the next popular games and this popularity has been transferred easily into the realm of internet casinos. This is not to say however, that Baccarat only entered the mainstream in the formative years of internet gaming. Baccarat has a long and established history both in Europe and in the United States.
It is thought by some (it must be said, the more romantic of casino historians) that Baccarat is based on the mystical story of an Etruscan Virgin who in one story was made to roll a nine sided dice. If the number rolled was 5 or less she would be thrown into the sea to drown. If the dice landed on 6 or 7 she would be allowed to live normal life. If, however the dice was a 8 or 9 then the virgin would become a high priestess. This story mirrors the rules of baccarat, although baccarat is of course played with cards and the stakes are not quite as high!
A game that resembles the game we now know as baccarat closely was apparently developed by French noblemen who popularised a game known as Chemin de Fer, still the baccarat variant played today in the majority of casinos throughout Europe and one available on most reputable online casinos. In Chemin de Fer, one of the players has to act as the bank and so having a large bankroll is one of the essential parts of Chemin de Fer, which is why it has developed so well as a casino game. A turning point in contemporary times for Baccarat was when James Bond movie Casino Royale was released in the 1960s. The plot of the film is about a game of baccarat between Bond and his nemesis Le Chiffre. This mention of Baccarat in popular culture did wonders for the game and helped it get to the lofty position in the mind of casino goers that it holds to this day. More Baccarat games available on http://www.onlinecasino.org.uk . Check them now and decide whether it’s worth the hype.