Start with the paytable
Check whether the table charges commission on banker wins or uses an alternative no-commission rule. Record how ties affect the player and banker bets; do not confuse that treatment with a winning tie selection.
Side bets need their own assessment
A large payout number alone says nothing about expected return. Pair, tie and other side bets have different winning conditions from the main bet. Avoid comparing them only by the advertised multiplier.
Game version and promotion
A live table and an electronic title can use different limits or bonus eligibility even when they share the main dealing pattern. Availability and contribution must be established for the actual account and promotion.
Commission changes the returned amount
In a hypothetical standard commission game, a winning Banker stake of 100 with a 5% commission produces a profit of 95 and a total return of 195 including the stake. A no-commission label does not establish identical economics: check whether particular winning outcomes have reduced payouts.
Keep Banker, Player and Tie bets separate when reading a payout table. A payout ratio alone does not identify the chance of an outcome. Side bets and live variants can introduce another set of rules, so record the named game version beside any published theoretical return.