2026-10-11

The comparison first
A casino lobby usually mixes two kinds of baccarat. At a live table a dealer in a studio deals real cards on camera. At the other kind, a computer's random number generator (RNG) decides the cards.
RNG: random number generator. A program draws the next card.
Evolution makes both. First Person Baccarat is the RNG baccarat Evolution released in 2020, with 12 tables: six standard and six No Commission (Evolution press release).
The same release says the First Person and live versions use the same game rules. A GO LIVE button inside the game takes you to a live table.
That makes the two easy to confuse from the name or the screen alone.
Where they really split is where the cards come from.
Evolution's live baccarat rules describe the flow of cards like this (Evolution baccarat rules).
At a live table, the roadmap is the record of the one shoe on the table right now. Tables with a shuffle table use two shoes, so play continues with one while the other is shuffled.
The collected shoes show the same flow.
Across 48,218 clean shoes from 73 tables of six types, a shoe ran 40 to 78 hands, with a median of 67 to 68.

RNG tables work differently.
The same press release lists, among First Person Baccarat's features, options to shuffle the shoe and the ability to deal hands with no bet on vacant tables to build trends.
At an RNG table, players can change the roadmap themselves with shuffles and no-bet hands. For anyone who reads trends off the roadmap before betting, this is the biggest difference.
Checking results differs too.
At a live table the cards are turned over in front of the camera, and a bet placed before a disconnection stays valid. The rules say the result can be seen in the History window after reconnecting.
At an RNG table, the cards drawn on screen are the whole result. Whether the generator is working properly cannot be seen on screen, so the site's game information and any testing lab documents have to be looked up separately.
Live or RNG, past hands do not decide the next one. A roadmap is a record, not a forecast.
How to read roadmap cells is covered in how to read a baccarat roadmap.
Even at live tables, the words in a table's name change the rules. Evolution's game page says No Commission pays half when Banker wins with 6, and Lightning charges an extra 20% fee on bets (Evolution live baccarat).
Baccarat, Speed, Super Speed and Squeeze differ only in how fast and how the cards are shown, with the same payouts. Banker pays 0.95 to 1, and the rules give an optimal RTP of 98.94% based on the Banker bet.
We counted how often Banker actually won at each table type in clean shoes collected from September 9 to October 7, 2026, with ties left out.

Banker share across the six table types ranged from 50.57% to 50.71%. Combined it was 50.68%, the same as the clean-shoe figure overall.
Ties were also close, at 9.28 to 9.51%.

So when switching tables, the payout rules matter more than the Banker share. The Banker house share at No Commission is 1.46%, 0.4 percentage points above the 1.06% at a regular table (No Commission baccarat).
These are the facts you can check straight from the lobby when choosing a live baccarat site.
Words like Korean or Japanese before a table name are the dealer's language. That they make no difference to results is in how to choose a table.
Summary
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