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In these games, instead of all the players competing against each other, there is one player, the banker, who competes against each of the other players individually. Often the banker has a slight built-in advantage over the other players. Many casino games are of this type.

• Baccarat in which the player tries to make a total as close as possible to 9, ignoring tens.
• Blackjack in which the aim is to get as near as possible to 21, but not more than 21. There are also a couple of versions of Tournament Blackjack in which players compete with each other rather than with the bank.
• Pontoon / Shoot Pontoon are relatives of Blackjack played in Britain.
• Quitlok or Kvitlech - a Jewish 21 game with special numbered cards.
• Faro - a 19th century game in which the players bet on winning or losing cards, as determined by pairs of cards turned up by the dealer.
• Pai Gow - a Chinese domino game in which a hand of four dominos is partitioned into two pairs.
• Pai Gow Poker - an American casino game inspired by Pai Gow, in which seven cards are partitioned into five and two.
• Red Dog / High Card Pool / Slippery Sam / Shoot in which the player bets that one of his cards will be higher than and the same suit as a card trurned by the banker.
• Yablon / In Between / Ace-Deuce in which the player bets on whether a third card will be between the first two cards dealt.
• Let It Ride in which the player combines his three cards with the dealer's two cards, and is paid at fixed odds according to how good a poker hand they make.
• Caribbean Poker in which you win if your five cards form a better poker hand than the banker's five cards
• Three-Card Poker in which you form poker-like combinations with three cards, and try to beat dealer's three cards.
• Casino Hold'em Poker in which the player and banker are each dealt two cards, and make the best poker hand they can out of these and five shared cards.
• Video Poker - not exactly a card game - the role of the banker is normally played by a machine that displays the dealt cards on a screen - the player is shown a five card hand, can 'discard' some cards and get replacements, and is then paid fixed odds according to how good a poker hand is made.