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Our live dealer catalog is sorted by game type so you can move straight from the lobby to your table without scrolling through unrelated content. Availability depends on your local law and eligible regions.
Live dealer tables put a real, camera-streamed croupier between you and the result. No random-number animation — the card is drawn or the wheel is spun in front of you.
Every live table runs on a continuous dealer schedule, which means a room is almost always open when you load it.
Each round opens a timed betting window shown as a countdown on your screen. Place your chips before the timer closes. If time runs out before you confirm, your bet is not placed for that round — no partial bets carry over.
Minimum and maximum stake for each seat are shown on the lobby card before entry. Inside the room they stay visible in the chip tray area. Switch tables from the lobby if the current limits do not match your session plan.
On a mobile browser the dealer feed scales to your screen automatically. You can switch between full-screen and compact view using the icon in the top corner. Chat and bet history panels collapse so the dealer camera stays central on smaller screens.
Several live baccarat and blackjack rooms carry optional side bets visible beside the main betting zone. Side bet rules and their separate house edge figures are published in each room's information panel — check that panel before placing one for the first time.
Live dealer games operate under fixed mathematical rules set by the studio streaming the table. We surface that information exactly where the studio publishes it — inside the room's information panel or in the pre-game screen — rather than reprinting figures that could drift out of da
House edge for standard baccarat and roulette variants follows the fixed rules of those games. The exact figure for any table is in the room's information panel. We do not publish a house edge on the lobby card where the studio has not supplied one.
Every live room has an information or rules button — usually a small icon in the corner of the stream. Opening it shows betting limits, payout ratios for each result and any side-bet specifics. Read it once before you start a new table type.
Live tables load inside your mobile browser without a separate download. Chrome and Safari on current Android and iOS versions handle the stream well. If the feed pauses, the room reconnects automatically — your open bets are preserved during a brief disconnect.
RTP figures appear on the room screen only when the streaming studio chooses to display them. We do not generate or estimate RTP independently. Where a figure is shown, it reflects the studio's published return for that specific table variant.
Most live dealer questions come down to three things: a round result you want to verify, a bet that did not register before the timer closed, or a stream that dropped mid-session. Each of those has a clear path through your account.
Your account records every completed live dealer round. Open the transaction or game history section after any session to see the round result, your stake and the payout recorded. This is the first place to check if a result looks different from what you remember.
Live chat is available through the support icon in your account area. Use it for table disputes or stream issues that are not resolved by checking round history. Share the table name and approximate round time so the team can locate the session record quickly.
The help section inside your account covers common live dealer questions — missed bets, disconnection policy and how payouts post after a round closes. Read the entries relevant to your situation; if none apply, live chat is the next route.
Our job with live dealer is to give you accurate table information, a stable stream and a clear record of every round. We do not invent certification claims or studio performance data we have not been supplied.
Game rules shown in each live room come directly from the streaming studio. We do not rewrite or paraphrase them.
Every live dealer round you participate in — win, loss or void — is logged against your account. The record includes the table name, round identifier, stake placed and amount settled. You can cross-check any result against this log at any time after the session.
Live dealer tables sit in a dedicated lobby category separated from slots and crash games. You reach it through the main navigation rail. No live table is hidden inside a slot category and no slot is surfaced inside the live dealer filter.
When a live dealer session closes and your balance updates, that movement is recorded in your account wallet. Rocket settlements and Bank Transfer withdrawals both appear in the same transaction log so you can confirm the amount moved without contacting support.
The phrases below come up in live dealer rooms and rule panels. Each definition is written in plain language so you know exactly what the table is showing you before the betting timer starts.
A squeeze is a theatrical card-reveal move by the dealer where the card is slowly bent back before being fully shown. It affects the atmosphere only — not the result, payout or any mathematical element of the round.
A natural is when the initial two-card total for the Player or Banker hand equals eight or nine. A natural hand ends the round immediately with no further cards drawn for either side, regardless of the other hand's total.
A side bet is an optional additional wager placed separately from the main game outcome. It has its own payout table and house edge, both shown in the room's information panel. Side bets are independent — losing the main bet does not cancel a winning side bet.
A void round is a round that is cancelled before settlement — usually because of a dealing error or stream interruption detected by the studio. Stakes placed in a void round are returned to your balance in full without any deduction.
European roulette has one zero pocket, giving a house edge of about 2.7 percent on outside bets. American roulette adds a double-zero pocket, roughly doubling the house edge. The variant name is shown on the lobby card before you enter the room.
KYC stands for Know Your Customer — the identity verification process your account may require before withdrawals are processed. It involves submitting identity documents through your account settings. Live dealer play itself does not trigger KYC, but withdrawing winnings may.
These are the questions that come up most often from people exploring the live dealer section for the first time or returning after a break. Each answer points to the specific account route or lobby step that resolves it.
Open the main navigation rail and select the Live Dealer or Live Casino category. All live tables are grouped there by game type — baccarat, roulette, blackjack and specialty games. The category does not include slots or crash games, so the list stays focused on streamed tables only.
Yes. Live dealer rooms load directly in your mobile browser — no separate app download needed. The dealer stream scales to your screen size automatically. A stable mobile data connection gives a smoother experience, but the room will attempt to reconnect if your signal drops briefly.
If you disconnect after the betting timer closes and your stake was confirmed, the round completes and the result is settled normally. Your account records the outcome.
After your session closes and the balance updates, go to the withdrawal section in your account wallet. Select Rocket or Bank Transfer, enter the amount and follow the fields shown.
Most rooms run continuously, but individual tables can go offline for scheduled maintenance or if the studio temporarily pulls the feed. The lobby card will show a table as unavailable when that happens. Check the same category for an alternative room of the same game type.
Each live room has an information or rules button visible on the table screen — usually a small icon near the betting interface.