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Casinos supply players with a score card and pencil so they can mark down Player and Banker occurences, or anything they like.

When consecutive Banker or Player results occur a Vertical series of markings appear on the scoring card.

When NO consecutive results occur then a Single marking appears on the scoring card.

This is when the result stays with Banker or Player. When betting on a 'Same' you hope that the current result occurs.

This is when the result goes from Banker to Player or Player to Banker. When betting on a 'Jump' you hope that the opposite result occurs.

The percentage of turnover that comes back to you as winnings. If say the return is 5% then a $100,000 turnover will yield $5000. ($100,000 x 5/100).

• WHAT IS SHAREWARE?

Shareware is a marketing technique that allows computer users to try a software program before buying it. This allows you, the user, a chance to make sure a program runs well on your computer and meets your specific needs before paying for it.

Just as retail software has its distribution points, usually in computer stores, shareware has its distribution points as well. You can obtain shareware programs from BBS's, disk vendors, AOL, CompuServe, the Internet, Genie, Prodigy, and a wide variety of other sources, making shareware easily accessible to everyone.

Remember that copyright laws apply to shareware software just as they do to retail software. You may not copy the shareware program except as allowed in the program's license.

Win@Baccarat is a shareware program. This evaluation version includes all features of the program, and is not initially crippled in any way. You may use it for evaluation until you have played about 360 hands without charge. After that the number of decks available will progressively reduce.

If you like the program, and wish to continue its use after this evaluation period, you are required to pay for the program. Any fee you may have paid to others (disk vendors, dealers, etc.) to obtain this evaluation version was a fee for their copying and distribution services, rather than a payment for continued use of the program.

After payment all decks will become available.