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No Commission Baccarat Explained: Super 6 Pays
No commission baccarat is a live baccarat variant that removes the usual 5% commission on winning Banker bets. Instead, when Banker wins with a total of 6, that Banker bet is paid at a reduced rate often labelled Super 6 (or “Banker 6”). Player, Tie and the third-card tableaux stay the same as standard baccarat. This guide compares commission and no-commission settlement, shows an example Super 6 payout, and notes what to check on the table panel.
Standard baccarat: 5% on Banker wins
On a classic commission table, as in baccarat rules for beginners:
- Player wins pay even money (1:1) on the stake.
- Banker wins pay 1:1 minus a 5% commission on the win (many UIs deduct it when you cash out or show net credits).
- Tie pays at that table's Tie odds (often 8:1; check the panel).
The 5% cut is why Banker has a lower house edge than Player on an eight-deck shoe in the usual textbook figures—see what is house edge for how those percentages are framed.
No commission: what changes
| Commission baccarat | No commission / Super 6 | |
|---|---|---|
| Player win | 1:1 | 1:1 (same) |
| Banker win (total not 6) | 1:1 minus 5% commission | 1:1, no commission |
| Banker win with total 6 | Still 1:1 minus 5% | Paid at the Super 6 rate shown on that table (often half stake, e.g. 0.5:1) |
| Tie | Per table paytable | Per table paytable |
| Drawing rules | Fixed tableaux | Same tableaux |
So the only structural change for the main Banker bet is how a Banker-6 win is paid. Side bets such as pairs, where offered, still follow their own paytables—see baccarat side bets explained.
Super 6 payout (example)
Example only (not a Go2win price): you stake RM100 on Banker on a no-commission table. Banker wins with a total of 6. If that table's Super 6 rate is 0.5:1, the win credit is RM50 (plus whether the stake is returned depends how the UI shows the result). If Banker wins with 7, 8 or 9 on the same table, the Banker bet typically pays 1:1 with no commission.
Always read the rate printed on that table's Super 6 (or Banker 6) line before you bet.
Squeeze (one line)
Some live tables offer a “squeeze” or slow reveal of the cards; the hand rules do not change—only the reveal pace. A dedicated squeeze guide is planned separately; this article does not cover squeeze procedure.
Which tables on Go2win?
Whether Go2win lists no-commission or Super 6 baccarat, which live providers host them, and the exact Super 6 rate on each table: log in at go2win.bet, then check with live chat—what live chat confirms is what applies—or open the table rules panel after you sign in. Browse live tables from the live casino page on the Go2win site.
To play, open a Go2win account with your +60 number and a password. New members get RM18 on sign-up.
FAQ
What is no commission baccarat?
No commission baccarat is a live baccarat variant where winning Banker bets are not charged the usual 5% commission. Instead, Banker wins with a total of 6 are paid at the table's Super 6 rate, often half the stake such as 0.5:1. Player, Tie and the third-card tableaux stay the same as standard baccarat.
Does Super 6 change Player or Tie?
No, Super 6 does not change Player or Tie. Both follow the same rules and paytables as on that table's standard lines: Player pays 1:1, and Tie pays at that table's Tie odds. Only Banker settlement on a total of 6 differs. Side bets such as pairs, where offered, still follow their own paytables.
Is Super 6 better than paying 5% commission?
Whether Super 6 is better than paying 5% commission depends on how often Banker wins with 6 and on that table's Super 6 rate. The variant reshapes Banker's edge versus commission baccarat; it does not remove the house edge. See what is house edge. Always read the Super 6 rate printed on that table.
Are the card-drawing rules different?
No, the card-drawing rules are not different. Third-card tableaux are the same as standard baccarat, so the hands play out exactly as on a commission table. The only structural change for the main Banker bet is how a Banker win with a total of 6 is paid. Squeeze tables change only the reveal pace.
Does Go2win have no-commission baccarat?
Whether Go2win has no-commission baccarat is not stated in this guide. For which tables are listed, which live providers host them and each Super 6 rate, log in at go2win.bet, then check with live chat: what live chat confirms is what applies. You can also open the table rules panel after you sign in.