Cards
Live blackjack
Seats at a dealer-run table with real cards.
Live casino
Real dealers. Real tables. Streamed live.
Live-dealer games put a human dealer, real cards and a physical wheel on your screen. You place bets in a timed window, then watch the round play out.
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Live table types
The most common live-dealer formats, explained.
Wheel
Live roulette
A physical wheel spun by a dealer on camera.
Cards
Live baccarat
Player or Banker, dealt from a real shoe.
Fast
Dragon tiger
One card each — the higher card wins.
Poker
Live poker variants
Hold’em-style games against the dealer.
Show
Game shows
Host-led wheel and bonus-round formats.
How a round works
Inside a live table
01
Join the table
Live tables show their minimum and maximum bets and the rules before a round starts.
02
Bet in the window
A countdown shows how long you have to place or change bets.
03
Watch the deal
The dealer runs the round on camera — cards, wheel or dice.
04
Settle and decide
Results settle automatically, and the next betting window opens straight away — which is why breaks matter.
Is the dealer a real person?
Yes. Live-dealer games are run by trained dealers in a studio and streamed to your device in real time.
What happens if my connection drops?
Rounds continue at the table. Bets placed before the drop are settled according to the table rules, which you can read before joining.
Do I need a fast connection?
A stable connection gives the best stream. Many tables let you lower the video quality on mobile data.