Baccarat scorecard and road tracker
Tap B, P or T after each hand. The tracker draws the bead road and the Big Road the way casino screens do, and keeps your shoe on this device.
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Bead road
Big Road
Keyboard: press B, P or T. Results are saved in this browser (localStorage) and stay on your device.
The road can’t tell you the next hand
Every hand is dealt from the cards left in the shoe. Off the top of a fresh 8-deck shoe, the chances are Banker 45.86%, Player 44.62% and Tie 9.52%, and they stay close to that whatever the road looks like.
The only link between hands is card removal: cards already dealt aren’t in the shoe any more. That effect is small. We counted the exact next-hand odds for 40 random shoes with one deck (52 cards) left. Banker’s chance ranged from 45.29% to 46.15%, with 90% of shoes between 45.36% and 46.12%. With half the shoe left, 90% fell between 45.79% and 45.98%.
A road doesn’t even record which cards came out, only who won, so it carries less information than that. A streak of five Bankers doesn’t make Player “due”, and it doesn’t make Banker “hot”. The table under the tracker shows your shoe next to the long-run figures, with the range normal luck produces.
How the roads are drawn
- Bead road: every result, ties included, fills a column of six from top to bottom, then moves right.
- Big Road: Banker (red) and Player (blue) only. A streak runs down one column. When the winner changes, a new column starts at the top, one column right of where the last streak started.
- Ties: no new cell. A green slash marks a tie on the most recent cell, with a number if there was more than one. Ties before the first Banker or Player result go on that first cell.
- Dragon tail: when a streak reaches the sixth row, or the cell below is already taken, it turns right and carries on along that row.
The derived roads (Big Eye Boy, Small Road and Cockroach Pig) aren’t drawn here. Our road maps guide explains how they’re built.