Betfair Casino Exchange Games!

Exchange Games is like standing behind a crowded table in Las Vegas, stealing peeks at the players' cards and making side bets as to which player you think will win or lose? Exchange Games is a great training ground to learn about odds and develop strategies for online poker and other casino games. Most of Betfair's Exchange Games come in two streams, Turbo and Standard, so you can choose your pace to match your mood. Betfair is the most popular exchange games site in the world! You can play Exchange Games anytime, there is no waiting around! So come on and join in!

Exchange Baccarat is Betfair Games' take on Asia's favourite card game where the player and banker compete to get the hand closest to 9.

You are able to bet at any stage of the game and you can bet on the Player, Banker, Tie or a variety of side bets.

The game uses an eight-deck shoe (as used in most casinos) and there is a counter in the main game panel to show you the cards remaining in the shoe. Games play out every 3 minutes and they are available 24 hours a day.

Exchange Blackjack brings together the world's most famous casino game and Betfair's unique back and lay system.

Four automated players battle against the dealer, to see who can get closest to 21. Instead of you deciding to hit or stand in the game, each player automatically plays a perfect game using Betfair Games 'Perfect Strategy'. There are up to seven rounds of betting in each game, allowing you to back or lay each player as the game unfolds. In addition there are four 'exotic' bets, including 'dealer wins or ties all' and '1 or more has 5 cards'.

Exchange Hi Lo is Betfair's version of the popular and exciting card game in which a player has to predict whether the next card is higher or lower. However, in Betfair's unique variation, it's the computer that decides whether the next card will be higher or lower, and you bet on how many cards it predicts correctly before it gets it wrong. The game uses one suit of spades and the Ace is high.

The computer's strategy is simple; if there are an equal number or more cards above the last dealt card, then it will go higher, if there are more cards below, it will go lower. For example, if the first card dealt is 5, there are 3 cards that are lower and 9 that are higher, so the computer will predict that the next card will be higher. To help you out the card counter tells you how many cards are higher or lower and which cards have already been displayed.

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