When the Player's initial two cards sum to 1 (10+A or 7+4) in guide PT1, Punto Banco rules mandate a fifth-card draw whenever Banker holds 0–7 (and a 4-card lockout if Banker holds Natural 8 or 9).
Engine-verified road board paired with Player two-card total 1 (PT1) resolution table.
This bead is at Row 4. Column 1 stopped at Row 1, more than one row above → red (=).
Common table reading watchout: Thinking "no bead at this row" means blue. It is blue only when Column 1 stopped exactly one row above this bead.
Column 5 has 1 bead. Column 3 has 1 bead. Same depth → red (=).
Common table reading watchout: Comparing the wrong columns. Compare Column 5, the one that just finished, with Column 3.
This bead is at Row 2. Column 3 stopped at Row 1, one row above → blue (≠).
Common table reading watchout: Thinking "no bead at this row" means blue. It is blue only when Column 3 stopped exactly one row above this bead.
isNatural(1)=false, playerShouldDraw(1)=true.
Verified two-card combinations producing initial Player total 1.
Exact dealer sequence when Player 1 faces non-natural Banker 0–7.
Natural priority rule verified across Banker 8 and Banker 9.
Audited across Banker totals 0–9 via resolveHand().
In rule [PT1], Player opens with 10+A or 7+4 for modulo-10 total 1. Against Banker 0–7, [PT1] requires Player to draw a fifth card (such as 8 for 9) before Banker consults BANKER_TABLEAU.
Across all 10 Banker starts (0–9) in [PT1] with sample fifth-card 8, resolveHand() records 8 Player wins, 2 Banker wins, and 0 ties.
| PT1 Banker Start | PT1 Player Step | PT1 Banker Step | PT1 Cards | PT1 Winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| [PT1:B0] B(10+K=0) | [PT1:Draw] P=1 +8->9 | [PT1:B3] B=0 +8->8 | [PT1:Cnt] 6 cards | [PT1:Res] P (9v8) |
| [PT1:B1] B(10+A=1) | [PT1:Draw] P=1 +8->9 | [PT1:B3] B=1 +7->8 | [PT1:Cnt] 6 cards | [PT1:Res] P (9v8) |
| [PT1:B2] B(10+2=2) | [PT1:Draw] P=1 +8->9 | [PT1:B3] B=2 +6->8 | [PT1:Cnt] 6 cards | [PT1:Res] P (9v8) |
| [PT1:B3] B(10+3=3) | [PT1:Draw] P=1 +8->9 | [PT1:BPat] B=3 stands at 3 | [PT1:Cnt] 5 cards | [PT1:Res] P (9v3) |
| [PT1:B4] B(2+2=4) | [PT1:Draw] P=1 +8->9 | [PT1:BPat] B=4 stands at 4 | [PT1:Cnt] 5 cards | [PT1:Res] P (9v4) |
| [PT1:B5] B(2+3=5) | [PT1:Draw] P=1 +8->9 | [PT1:BPat] B=5 stands at 5 | [PT1:Cnt] 5 cards | [PT1:Res] P (9v5) |
| [PT1:B6] B(3+3=6) | [PT1:Draw] P=1 +8->9 | [PT1:BPat] B=6 stands at 6 | [PT1:Cnt] 5 cards | [PT1:Res] P (9v6) |
| [PT1:B7] B(3+4=7) | [PT1:Draw] P=1 +8->9 | [PT1:BPat] B=7 stands at 7 | [PT1:Cnt] 5 cards | [PT1:Res] P (9v7) |
| [PT1:B8] B(10+8=8) | [PT1:Nat] banker natural (1v8) | [PT1:BPat] B=8 stands at 8 | [PT1:Cnt] 4 cards | [PT1:Res] B (1v8) |
| [PT1:B9] B(10+9=9) | [PT1:Nat] banker natural (1v9) | [PT1:BPat] B=9 stands at 9 | [PT1:Cnt] 4 cards | [PT1:Res] B (1v9) |
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