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Side-by-Side Comparison Card Games

Baccarat vs. Uno

Comparing 2 standards across 24 specifications. 24 key differences identified.

Comparing:
Baccarat
Uno

Baccarat (Punto Banco) is a standard casino card game where players bet on whether the 'Player' hand or 'Banker' hand will achieve a point total closest to 9, or on a Tie. Cards 2–9 are face value, 10s and face cards count as 0, and Aces count as 1. Fixed mathematical tableau rules dictate when a third card must be drawn.

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Uno is a 108-card shedding game governed by official Mattel standards. Official rules strictly prohibit stacking draw cards (+2 on +2 or +4 on +4); affected players must draw and forfeit their turn. Players may legally finish on action cards, and a Wild Draw 4 may only be played when holding no cards of the active color.

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Specification Comparison Table

24 Parameters
Parameter / Spec
Standard Shoe Size
6 or 8 decks
Target Score
Closest to 9 modulo 10
Cards 2–9 Value
Face Value points
10, J, Q, K Value
0 points
Ace Value
1 point
Banker Bet Payout
1:1 (minus 5% commission)
Player Bet Payout
1:1
Tie Bet Payout
8:1 (or 9:1 at select tables)
Banker House Edge
1.06% lowest edge
Player House Edge
1.24%
Tie House Edge
14.36% (at 8:1) unfavorable
Governing Publisher
Mattel
Total Deck Size
108 cards
Starting Hand Size
7 cards
Target Winning Score
500 points
Card Stacking (+2 / +4)
Prohibited (Illegal)
Ending on Action Card
Permitted (Legal)
Wild Draw 4 Legality
Legal only if holding no active color
False Challenge Penalty
6 cards
Guilty Challenge Penalty
4 cards
Uncalled Uno Penalty
2 cards
Numbered Cards Value (0–9)
Face Value (0–9) points
Action Cards Value (Skip/Rev/+2)
20 points
Wild Cards Value (Wild/Wild +4)
50 points