Dragon Baccarat
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | Free | eConnect, Inc. | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
- Universal iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch app.
- Large realistic playing cards.
- Play as quickly as you like, the interface doesn't hold you back.
- Unlimited bet value.
- Player and Banker pay evens (Banker pays 1 to 2 on a 6)
- Tie pays 8 to 1.
- Access to the full rules from within the game.
- Free choice of table color from green or red.
- Free choice of card back from red or blue.
- Listen to your own iPod (or other) background music whilst playing.
- Full retina display graphics (on iPhone 4).
- Game Center support so you can compare with your friends.
- Card shuffling and sliding sound effects that can be muted.
Reviews
Amazing.
WaltWhit
This game is so highly entertaining. Easy to pick up, even without reading the rules. And free! Totally worth it.
Baccarat not so free!
ghosth3
You have to purchase chips if you wish to continue playing, what a scam! Not so free! FALSE ADVERTISING!
Digbysmommy
Das Katz
I had never played this game before but now that I have I love it!! Great game!
Fun but...
Blacksatin7
Fun way to learn the game, but would be nice if there was a way to either pause or slow the game down so you can analyze the hand (for new players), and the description of the game needs to let users know they have to buy chips if they blow through the first free set (or have to wait for 30 min for a new set of free chips.). If the game is going to be free, really make it free... But I do like the game.
Not a bad app, but not as advertised.
Screwed By Youda Games
I rated this app with one star, but really it deserves more. I didn't give it more than one star because the app is free, but the minute you go broke, you have to either wait 30 minutes to get a measley $1,000 in chips to continue playing, OR you literally have to BUY more chips. There is something not quite right about buying fake chips, with real money, to pretend to gamble. If you choose to buy the chips, when you win, it's not like you can cash those chips out for real money like you spent to buy them. I would much rather have paid for the app and be able to play uninterrupted, than to wait the 30 minutes when I go broke, because there is no way I'm going to buy chips from these folks. Other than that, the app is actually a pretty swell app.
