Baccarat tables are ideal pieces of gaming furniture designed for both domestic and casino use. A baccarat table is an attractive addition to a room in the house where one frequently plays baccarat. Folding, pedestal, and full furniture baccarat tables are the common types found in homes. Unlike home baccarat tables, casino baccarat tables are bigger in size and can accommodate more players. They can also have an additional security box for holding cash attached.
The most common type of baccarat table accommodates 14 players around an oval, round, or octagon shaped playing surface (Remember that seat #13 is eliminated because of the superstition around that number). Baccarat tables are usually made of hardwood such as red oak and cherry. A combination of wood and hard rubber can also be used for making baccarat tables. For a better finish, the baccarat tables are lacquered, hand-rubbed, and waxed. Some models have foldable or adjustable legs. Chip and cup holders and armrest are provided for convenience. In addition, there are flip-top baccarat tables that have a smooth solid surface on one side and a gaming surface on the other. The table contains two identical ends and a middle area for the croupier and both dealers.
The baccarat tabletops are usually covered with soft velvet like cloth. Stylish fabric and fine vinyl that compliments the decor of the room can be used to cover these tables. Billiard felt and faux suede are also used for padding. Detachable and foldable baccarat tabletops, designed to fix on top of any kitchen or patio table are available in the market.
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1. Caller ("Croupier")
2. Dealer
3. Dealer
4. Drop Box
5. Discard Trays
6. Tips box
The Baccarat Table: What it's Like 
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