Live casino: real dealers, real table limits
Live casino streams real dealers from a studio in real time — roulette, blackjack, baccarat and game shows. You bet through the screen and the result is set by a real ball or card.
The games
- roulette — European single-zero and other variants;
- blackjack — with rules that vary by table;
- baccarat — bets on Player, Banker or Tie;
- game shows — wheels and multipliers with a host.
Table limits
Every table has a minimum and maximum bet, shown in the lobby and on the table. Choose a table whose minimum fits your budget — otherwise a few lost rounds use up the session.
Live casino and your bonus
Live games usually contribute at a reduced rate or not at all to wagering. On a bonus balance you can play a lot without it counting. Read the bonus terms before sitting down with bonus money.
Banned bonus strategies
With a bonus active, some live bets are explicitly forbidden — for example covering almost every number on roulette, or betting Player and Banker at once in baccarat. They aim to clear wagering with minimal risk, so operators void winnings for them. Check the list of prohibited strategies in the terms.
House edge
Every live game has a built-in house edge that depends on the game and its rules. In baccarat, for example, Banker bets usually carry a commission. Rules and payouts are in the table's info panel.
No demo, and disconnections
Live games usually have no demo; watch a few rounds before betting. If your connection drops mid-round, the bet is normally settled on the table's result — the bet history shows what happened.
To the withdrawal
Real-money winnings are withdrawn the usual way — see the withdrawal guide. On a weak mobile connection a digital table game may be the steadier choice than a video stream.
Pace and sessions
A live round is slower than a digital one, which helps budget control. But it is easy to lose track of time at a live table — set a reminder in your profile before you sit down.