The term Baccarat Cousin is related to the card game Faro, which is a four-letter word. Faro is a gambling game that was popular in Europe and America during the 18th and 19th centuries. It is a banking game in which players bet against the house, and the house pays out according to the odds of the cards being dealt. Baccarat Cousin is a variation of Faro that is played with two decks of cards instead of one. The game is still popular today, although it is not as widely played as it once was.