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In baccarat, the score is calculated by adding up the point values of the individual cards in a hand. The aim is to have a hand total that is as close to 9 as possible. Here are the point values assigned to each card:
Aces: 1 point
Number cards (2 to 9): Face value (e.g., 2 has a value of 2, 9 has a value of 9)
Face cards (10, Jack, Queen, King): 0 points
If the total point value of a hand exceeds 9, the score is determined by the rightmost digit of the total. For example, if a hand's total is 15, the score would be 5 (the rightmost digit). Similarly, if the total is 22, the score would be 2
Aces: 1 point
Number cards (2 to 9): Face value (e.g., 2 has a value of 2, 9 has a value of 9)
Face cards (10, Jack, Queen, King): 0 points
If the total point value of a hand exceeds 9, the score is determined by the rightmost digit of the total. For example, if a hand's total is 15, the score would be 5 (the rightmost digit). Similarly, if the total is 22, the score would be 2
