Card games have been a favorite pastime of European royalty for centuries, a tradition that began with the introduction of playing cards from the Middle East to Europe in the 15th century. The earliest record of royalty playing caking satta saverard games dates back to the court of King Charles VI of France in the late 14th century. Thereafter, card games rapidly became popular among European nobility and royalty, with various games becoming associated with specific royal families. Baccarat stands out as one of the most famous card games favored by European royalty: historical records show that it was brought to France by Italian soldiers in the late 15th century during the reign of Charles VIII.